The Taylor II decision, along with the 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act section on Remote ID, means
RaceDayQuads lawsuit doesn't stand a snowball's chance.
" ``(f) Exceptions.--Nothing in this section prohibits the
Administrator from promulgating rules generally applicable to unmanned
aircraft, including those unmanned aircraft eligible for the exception
set forth in this section, relating to--
``(3) the standards for remotely identifying owners and
operators of unmanned aircraft systems and associated unmanned
aircraft;
"generally applicable" to RDQ. Note, the lawsuit was announced over a year ago, with no
grounds and nothing to sue over yet, before the NPRM comment period had even ended.