Yes they do. Or they are supposed to. Most are not big enough to see from the ground though. So registration is more for the lost drone that does damage or kills someone. I can assure you the FAA is not capable of monitoring compliance. Only after the fact will they act. For me, it means tail number from a helicopter that can be seen from the ground and WHO owns or leased that helicopter. IMO.
Yes they do. Or they are supposed to. Most are not big enough to see from the ground though. So registration is more for the lost drone that does damage or kills someone. I can assure you the FAA is not capable of monitoring compliance. Only after the fact will they act. For me, it means tail number from a helicopter that can be seen from the ground and WHO owns or leased that helicopter. IMO.