Is there a procedure that can be performed before takeoff, or periodically, perhaps once every 10 days, to check the aircraft's airworthiness?
In order to prevent occurrences like this one: https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=308782

Hi there. I hope you are doing well today. You can refer to Flight Safety Guidelines in the DJI Help Center. Please use this link to get directed: https://support.dji.com/help/con ... p;re=US&lang=en. Have a great day.

DJI Tony Posted at 3-6 00:28
Hi there. I hope you are doing well today. You can refer to Flight Safety Guidelines in the DJI Help Center. Please use this link to get directed: https://support.dji.com/help/content?customId=en-us03400006768&spaceId=34&re=US&lang=en. Have a great day.

Thank you, but if you look at my previous post, you'll see that these instructions didn't help me much.

V M Posted at 3-6 00:43
Thank you, but if you look at my previous post, you'll see that these instructions didn't help me much.

I see. Sorry about the trouble. If you experience any crashes or collisions, we suggest sending it back for diagnosis. You can submit a Repair Request on the DJI website or use this link: https://repair.dji.com/. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

No there isn't.
That issue was the battery disconnecting, not a drone issue.

Make sure your batteries are connected securely and check them for any signs of swelling.

If the drone took off, does that mean the battery is properly connected, right?

V M Posted at 3-11 09:24
If the drone took off, does that mean the battery is properly connected, right?

If the battery was swollen, it might not sit correctly and could move in flight, breaking the battery connection.

Labroides Posted at 3-11 17:03
If the battery was swollen, it might not sit correctly and could move in flight, breaking the battery connection.

Ok, thank you.