Remote ID delayed and how it affects pilots in public safety? What next?
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On today’s show, hosts John and Mike discuss about the delay in the rollout of Remote ID and its implications to pilots at large and specifically to pilots in the public safety domain.
John and Mike discuss the delay in the rollout of the RemoteID initiative by the FAA and the implications to public safety programs and missions. We discuss about its impact to the DJI Phantom drones which are the common drones used in missions and how not being remote id can have implications in carrying out missions. We also talk about the delay, the use case for Remote ID, the implications of the delay on grants, missions and compliance including the impacts of Made in US drones and how the future can rollout.
Tune in today to learn about about how the future of public safety is being shaped by the Remote ID rollout and what it means to you!!
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Timestamps
[00:44] Learn what John and Mike have been upto earlier this summer
[03:14] What are the impacts of Remote ID delayed and drones not being remote ID ready
[04:52] How the Phantom series drones can get impacted by the delay
[08:02] Is the 6 month delay relevant and how public safety missions can work with budgeting, training and grants management
[10:17] Why did we come about a delay in the rollout?
[16:44] Will the Remote ID end up restricting pilots from flying commercially?
