True or False. The threshold for a remotely piloted aircraft system to be considered large by the FAA is 55 pounds.

The statement is true because the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) classifies remotely piloted aircraft systems based on their weight. Specifically, any unmanned aircraft system (UAS) that weighs 55 pounds or more, including the weight of any payload, falls under the category of a large UAS. This classification is important because it determines the regulatory requirements that the operator must follow, including registration and operational limitations, which are more stringent for larger systems. Understanding this threshold is essential for compliance with FAA regulations and ensuring safe operations in the NAS (National Airspace System).