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No Remote ID - FRIA vs RIDE

No Remote ID - FRIA vs RIDE In this video, filmed in March 2025, I'll discuss the relatively new FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) program to allow an exemption to the need for a remote ID capability for recreational radio control model airplane pilots. The FAA already has a program in place, since 2023, that allows an exemption from remote ID. This is called an FAA Recognized Identification Area, or FRIA. A FRIA is approved for an Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) club field or an educational institution, and allows recreational pilots to fly at their club field without remote ID. About 6% of AMA model airplane fields did not get approved for a FRIA due to technical reasons. The field may be too close to an airport, etc. The AMA and FAA continued discussions and came up with a program called Remote ID Exemption, or RIDE. RIDES are very similar to a FRIA is that you can fly without remote ID required. www.FAA.gov www.ModelAircraft.org Bigfoot RC airplane:    • Arrows RC Bigfoot Unbox, Build and Fly   Ruko R111:    • Ruko R111 Remote ID Module $40   Remote ID:    • Remote ID Sept 20, 2023 Update Date Extens...   Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:23 - Video overview 00:56 - Remote ID overview and history 04:27 - RC modelers and FAA regulations 05:14 - FRIA discussion 07:48 - FRIA approvals 08:30 - FAA FRIA website info 10:08 - Exemptions and FAA RIDE 14:28 - Concluding remarks