Hello DJI,

As you may aware of the latest rules by Indian Government, Drone height has been put to 120M in green zones. Please request you to take off the 15M height restriction from the Mini and Mini 2.

You could try emailing flysafe@dji.com to remove the geo restriction.

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. I will take note of this and will forward it to our designated team for attention. Thank you for your understanding and support!

Does the app restrict the drone from taking off over 15 meters even if you set your max altitude to 120 meters?

droneriffledchi Posted at 10-16 02:39
Does the app restrict the drone from taking off over 15 meters even if you set your max altitude to 120 meters?

15m is already pre-set and is not editable in India, as per govt norms.... but now Govt norms has been changed to 120M in greenzones.  But DJI has not given an update.

Nibu Posted at 2021-10-16 10:06
15m is already pre-set and is not editable in India, as per govt norms.... but now Govt norms has been changed to 120M in greenzones.  But DJI has not given an update.

is there any update on this or still it is same as before only 15m ??

DJI Paladin Posted at 2021-10-16 01:27
Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. I will take note of this and will forward it to our designated team for attention. Thank you for your understanding and support!

is there any progress mate?? any support for indian users??

djiuser_HMpSPihWwa0u Posted at 12-13 01:26
is there any progress mate?? any support for indian users??

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. By law, operators flying nano-category drones in India must fly below 15 meters or comply with additional regulations. Upon request from the Indian government. We have implemented an altitude lock of 15 meters for the Mavic Mini（Or DJI Mini 2） drone. If you wish to operate your aircraft above 15 meters or for other special purposes, please refer to DGCA's guidance for more info. https://digitalsky.dgca.gov.in/faq

DJI Paladin Posted at 12-15 00:01
Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. By law, operators flying nano-category drones in India must fly below 15 meters or comply with additional regulations. Upon request from the Indian government. We have implemented an altitude lock of 15 meters for the Mavic Mini（Or DJI Mini 2） drone. If you wish to operate your aircraft above 15 meters or for other special purposes, please refer to DGCA's guidance for more info. https://digitalsky.dgca.gov.in/faq

If Mini 2 is a nona drone
what is Mini 3 and Mini 3 pro they also fall under the nano drone category  but they dont have any 15m restrictions they are flying upto 120m.
SO IS'NT THIS IN EQUALITY??
MINI 3  AND MINI 3 PRO HAS NO RESTRICTIONS AND ONLY MINI 2 HAS WHY BEING SO RUDE


BE EQUAL TO EVERY CUSTOMER
THE RESTRICTIONS HAVE BEEN REMOVED BY DIGITALSKY

djiuser_HMpSPihWwa0u Posted at 12-28 21:17
If Mini 2 is a nona drone
what is Mini 3 and Mini 3 pro they also fall under the nano drone category  but they dont have any 15m restrictions they are flying upto 120m.
SO IS'NT THIS IN EQUALITY??

Thank you for your feedback. We will coordinate this with our designated team. Thank you for your understanding and support.

DJI Paladin Posted at 2022-12-31 03:08
Thank you for your feedback. We will coordinate this with our designated team. Thank you for your understanding and support.

Dear Administrator,
Any update from the DJI designated team, on this request for MINI 2?

As per the rule updates from Ministry of Civil Aviation,  "Drones Rules, 2021 dated 25 August 2021", located at https://www.civilaviation.gov.in/en/ministry-documents/rules, PART I, 3. Definitions, definition "l" , the height is 120 meters.

Please enlighten me, if I am mis-interpreting the rules.

If DJI is going to update the India altitude restrictions, can you help to share the timelines( or the version number in which it will be updated)?

Hemant Umbarkar Posted at 4-22 03:13
Dear Administrator,
Any update from the DJI designated team, on this request for MINI 2?

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. We have noticed the adjustment of relevant laws and regulations, and are currently actively communicating with relevant departments to try to adjust the height limit set as soon as possible while ensuring the rights and interests of all users. Once we have any progress, we will promptly announce it. Thank you for your understanding and support.