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This week, Government Affairs Director Tyler Dobbs is back to talk more about the Remote ID NPRM in-depth, and clear up some misconceptions that have been seen on social media.
The FAA is accepting comments on the remote ID proposal until March 2, 2020. We have also requested an extension on the comment period to give everyone more time to weigh-in. To help us achieve the best possible outcome on the final rule, it is critically important that everyone submit a comment.
Please submit a formal comment to the FAA as soon as possible at
https://www.federalregister.gov/docum...
You may use our template as a response - http://amablog.modelaircraft.org/amag...
To submit a comment, go to the remote ID proposal page on the federal website here. Click on the “SUBMIT A FORMAL COMMENT” button at the top of the page. You can copy and paste the template in the blog below into the comment box, edit it to include your personal experience, or create your own message entirely. Complete the form and click on the “SUBMIT COMMENT” button at the end. Please note that comments and information provided are public knowledge.
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This week, Government Affairs Director Tyler Dobbs is back to talk more about the Remote ID NPRM in-depth, and clear up some misconceptions that have been seen on social media.
The FAA is accepting comments on the remote ID proposal until March 2, 2020. We have also requested an extension on the comment period to give everyone more time to weigh-in. To help us achieve the best possible outcome on the final rule, it is critically important that everyone submit a comment.
Please submit a formal comment to the FAA as soon as possible at
https://www.federalregister.gov/docum...
You may use our template as a response - http://amablog.modelaircraft.org/amag...
To submit a comment, go to the remote ID proposal page on the federal website here. Click on the “SUBMIT A FORMAL COMMENT” button at the top of the page. You can copy and paste the template in the blog below into the comment box, edit it to include your personal experience, or create your own message entirely. Complete the form and click on the “SUBMIT COMMENT” button at the end. Please note that comments and information provided are public knowledge.