Hello DJI

Does Mavic AIR 2 have the European classification of Class 1 UAS or is not classified... ?
Because if is Classified Class 1, we enter in A1 open drones pilots....Online exam...easy.
If is NOT classified, we enter in A2 class open drones pilots ...online exam + MUST have additional exam at Flight Authority = hard.

Waiting for a VERY documented answer.

Thanks.

It is not classified C1
But it is (at least in NL) a transitional drone that you can fly for 2 years < 500g in A1 airspace with the right exam.
Not sure how it is in Romania.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-18 23:54
It is not classified C1
But it is (at least in NL) a transitional drone that you can fly for 2 years < 500g in A1 airspace with the right exam.
Not sure how it is in Romania.

However, the MA2 is >500g.
So (at least in NL) you will need to pass the A2 exam. But it is not very hard, and parts of it were interesting.

Mike Lammers Posted at 1-19 00:22
However, the MA2 is >500g.
So (at least in NL) you will need to pass the A2 exam. But it is not very hard, and parts of it were interesting.

True.
DJI made some weird weight decisions with their latest (bigger) drones.

Damn it...Here the A2 is hard and is only at 400 km from my city, not online...

A2 Legacy category until transition ends then A3.  Heres a better chart.

Does Mavic AIR 2 have the European classification of Class 1 UAS or is not classified... ?

There must be C1 label on certified drone. No certified drone on market at the moment AFAIK.