RegulationsQuestion 12 of 100
Which of the following describes an acceptable way to comply with the Remote ID rule?
a.Filing a flight plan with the nearest air traffic control facility before each flight
b.Placing a printed placard with the registration number on the top of the airframe
c.Attaching an FAA-accepted broadcast module and flying within visual line of sight
d.Carrying a handheld radio tuned to the local common traffic advisory frequency
Explanation
Correct answer: attaching an FAA-accepted broadcast module and keeping the aircraft within visual line of sight. Part 89 offers three paths: a standard Remote ID aircraft, a broadcast module with the flight kept within visual line of sight, or operating at an FAA-recognized identification area (FRIA). Flight plans, placards, and radios do not broadcast the required identification and location data.
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