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• Log in to FAADroneZone o Click on “Add Device”
o Click on the button labeled “Launch Drone Own- o Answer the Remote ID question “Yes”
ers and Pilots Dashboard”
o Be sure you are on the Recreational Flyer Dash- o Choose the device type from the drop down
board menu (Remote ID broadcast module or Standard
Remote ID drone):
• Click on “Manage Device Inventory”
o Click on “Add Device”  If using a broadcast module, list the
drones make/model while adding the
o Answer the Remote ID question “Yes” broadcast modules Remote ID serial
o Choose the device type from the drop down number in the following step.
menu (Remote ID broadcast module or Standard
Remote ID drone): o Enter the Remote ID serial number (NOTE: this
number may be listed on either the device or the
 If using one broadcast module on controller)
multiple drones not equipped with
Standard Remote ID, select broadcast o Click on “Add Device”
module for each and input the particu- o Continue on with the registration process.
lar drone(s) make/model while using
the same Remote ID serial number Session ID
from the module in the following step. In the future, operators of Standard Remote ID drones may be
o Enter the Remote ID serial number (NOTE: this able to choose between broadcasting their drone’s ID (Remote ID-
number may be on either the device or the compliant serial number) or a Session ID.
controller)
o Click on “Add Device” The FAA is developing a strategy for assignment of Session ID to
• Return to “Your Inventory” drone pilots and will consider existing policies when developing
• If you’d like to cancel the previously registered drone not the Session ID policy. The Session ID will be uniquely identifiable
such that law enforcement and the FAA can correlate each Ses-
equipped with Standard Remote ID sion ID to a specific drone’s registration, but this ability will not be
o While in your inventory, click on the three verti- publicly available. The FAA will seek public comment on the Ses-
cal dots associated with the drone under the sion ID policy prior to finalizing it.
“Actions” column and select “Cancel” from the
drop down menu Remote ID Background
o Note: a canceled device will remain in your The FAA’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Remote
inventory as “cancelled” Identification of Unmanned Aircraft Systems was published on
December 31, 2019. The FAA received over 53,000 comments on
the NPRM during the 60-day comment period following publica-
Part 107 – Editing an Existing Registration tion. The FAA reviewed all of the comments and considered them
when writing the final rule. The final rule (PDF) was published in
• Log in to FAADroneZone the Federal Register on January 15, 2021 with an original effec-
o Click on the button labeled “Launch Drone Own- tive date of March 16, 2021. Corrections made to the rule and
published in the Federal Register on March 10, 2021 delayed the
ers and Pilots Dashboard” effective date to April 21, 2021.
o Make sure you are on the Part 107 Dashboard Got Questions? Contact the UAS Support Center
• Click on “Manage Device Inventory” Last updated: Monday, November 20, 2023
o Click on the three vertical dots associated with
the drone in the “Actions” column and select
“Edit” from the drop down menu
o Edit the answer to the Remote ID question to
“Yes”
o Enter the Remote ID serial number from either
the updated Standard Remote ID drone or the
Remote ID broadcast module: (NOTE: this
number may be listed on either the device or the
controller)
o Click on “Save”
Part 107 - Registering a New Device
• Log in to FAADroneZone
o Click on the button labeled “Launch Drone Own-
ers and Pilots Dashboard”
o Make sure you are on the Part 107 Dashboard
• Click on “Manage Device Inventory”

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