Drones make existing systems smarter, faster, and safer - and they save lives when every second counts. But access to new drone technology could be cut off in a few weeks. Why? A deadline set in the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) could force DJI onto the FCC’s Covered List, effectively banning new DJI products in the U.S - without just cause or due process. Your existing DJI products can still be used, but future purchases could be blocked. The rules aren’t clear, but the risk is

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Every day, drones protect the people who protect us. For public safety, losing access to new drone technology would make real-world missions less efficient and less safe – and that could happen in the coming weeks. A deadline set in the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) could force DJI onto the FCC’s Covered List, effectively banning new DJI products in the U.S - without just cause or due process. Your existing DJI products can still be used, but future purchases could be blocked. T