ABZ has reached another important regulatory milestone in the United States: following the successful approval of the L-series models, the C10 has now also been officially recognized as a Remote ID–compliant unmanned aircraft system (UAS).

With this latest certification, all ABZ drone models currently available on the U.S. market are now fully compliant with the Federal Aviation Administration’s Remote Identification requirements, ensuring smooth, legal operation across a wide range of professional and industrial use cases.

What Remote ID Means for Drone Operations

Remote ID functions as a digital identification system for drones, broadcasting essential information such as the drone’s identity, position, altitude, and velocity during flight. This system allows authorities and airspace users to identify and track unmanned aircraft in real time, significantly improving transparency and airspace safety.

The regulation was introduced by the Federal Aviation Administration to support the safe integration of unmanned aircraft into national airspace. Drones that do not meet these requirements are restricted to limited, specially designated flying areas—making Remote ID compliance essential for commercial and industrial operations.

Full Compliance Across the ABZ U.S. Lineup

With the addition of the C10 to the approved list, ABZ now offers a fully compliant fleet in the United States, including:

– the L30
– the L10
– and now the C10 industrial cleaning drone

This ensures that ABZ customers and partners in the U.S. can operate these systems without regulatory barriers, whether for agricultural spraying, industrial cleaning, or other demanding professional applications.

Why This Matters for Customers and Partners

Remote ID compliance is more than just a legal requirement—it is a clear signal of technological readiness and regulatory reliability. For ABZ users in the United States, this means:

– unrestricted legal operation in standard airspace,
– simplified integration into commercial workflows,
– increased trust from authorities and clients alike,
– and long-term regulatory stability for fleet investments.

For ABZ, this achievement further strengthens its position as a globally active manufacturer focused on professional-grade, regulation-ready drone platforms.

Looking Ahead

The approval of the C10 marks another step forward in ABZ’s international expansion and reinforces its commitment to meeting the highest regulatory standards worldwide. With a fully Remote ID–compliant portfolio now available in the United States, ABZ and its partners are well positioned to continue growing across industrial, agricultural, and service-based drone markets.