To comply with the Remote ID rule, a drone that must be registered must:

• A. Have standard remote ID
• B. Have a broadcast module
• C. Operate in a FRIA
• D. Have standard remote ID, a broadcast module, or operate in a FRIA

Answer: (D)

The main idea is how Remote ID compliance can be achieved. Drones that must be registered can meet the Remote ID rule in one of three ways: have standard Remote ID built into the drone, use a separate broadcast module that transmits Remote ID data, or operate within a FAA-recognized Identification Area (FRIA). Each path provides the required identification information to authorities and other airspace users. Built-in Remote ID sends the ID and location data directly from the aircraft; a broadcast module attaches to a non-built-in drone to broadcast that data; and flying in a FRIA means operating in a designated area where Remote ID requirements are effectively accommodated under FAA oversight.