Remote ID & Registration

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The answer is B: Three years from the old expiration date

Renewal may be done any time in the six months before the month the registration expires, and the renewed certificate runs three years from the previous certificate's expiration date, so renewing early loses no time. Counting from the renewal day ignores that rule, and 24 calendar months is the pilot recency cycle, not a registration term.

Source: 14 CFR 48.100(c) · ACS UA.I.B.K1

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The answer is C: The FAA's web-based registration system, FAADroneZone

Part 48 registration information goes to the Registry through the FAA's web-based small UA registration system on FAADroneZone. LAANC suppliers handle controlled-airspace authorizations, and the Aviation Safety Hub is where Part 107 waivers are requested.

Source: 14 CFR 48.110(b) · AIM 11-2-2 · ACS UA.I.B.K1

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The answer is B: Flying inside an FAA-recognized identification area

The three paths are a standard Remote ID drone, a drone fitted with a Remote ID broadcast module, and flight within a FRIA. ADS-B Out equipment cannot be used to comply with Part 89, and carrying a registration certificate is a registration requirement, not identification in flight.

Source: AIM 11-4-4 · 14 CFR 89.125 · ACS UA.I.F.K1

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The answer is C: The module's producer

No one may produce a broadcast module unless it displays an English, legible, prominent and permanently affixed label showing it meets Part 89, so the label is the producer's job. The pilot who installs the module and the FAA, which only accepts the declaration, do not label it.

Source: 14 CFR 89.525(b) · ACS UA.I.F.K7

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The answer is C: Not allowed; you and the drone must stay inside

Flying without Remote ID equipment at a FRIA is allowed only if both the aircraft and the person manipulating the flight controls remain within the FRIA's boundaries throughout, and that person can see the aircraft at all times. Keeping the drone inside, or in sight, is not enough when you step outside.

Source: 14 CFR 89.115(b) · ACS UA.I.F.K2