"The DJI Mavic 3 has been granted the first ‘C1’ certificate for flying in the EU, which owners will be able to request via a firmware update later this year. This is big news for owners of that drone, but also an important landmark for all current and future DJI drones."

News item below

DJI Mavic 3 granted the first ‘C1’ certificate for flying in the EU

I was just about to post this myself, and i say, dammnit, i was hoping it wouldnt be till at least next year, we need our transitional period extending 1st

Bashy Posted at 8-18 03:50
I was just about to post this myself, and i say, dammnit, i was hoping it wouldnt be till at least next year, we need our transitional period extending 1st

It will be interesting to see how it unfolds

Thats wonderful news. Probably Air 2 and Air 2S will follow

Good news, so we can stop flying it as A2, and start flying it as A1, where it belongs.

Niknik Posted at 8-18 04:03
Thats wonderful news. Probably Air 2 and Air 2S will follow

i should hope so

ejwjohn Posted at 8-18 10:43
Hi,

Great news i assume the UK will follow suit and agree to the C1 classification??

Afer Brexit, it's anyone guess what they will do

Huginn Kenningar Posted at 8-18 04:53
Good news, so we can stop flying it as A2, and start flying it as A1, where it belongs.

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On a mountain high
Love lift us up where we belong, far from the world below
We know, up where the clear winds blow"
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Hello there ReproRetro. Good day and thank you for giving out these interesting information. Again, thank you for your support and have a nice day.

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-18 18:47
Hello there ReproRetro. Good day and thank you for giving out these interesting information. Again, thank you for your support and have a nice day.

Glad to share good news

what institution gave this certificate?

fateofangel Posted at 8-19 01:13
what institution gave this certificate?

From another news article,"The C1 certificate has been issued by the officially-recognized notified body of TÜV Rheinland and is testament to the DJI team’s determination and hard work to comply with the new European Drone Regulation as early as possible. It is valid across the European Economic Area (EEA, i.e. EU plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and applies to all hardware and C1-updated-firmware of the current DJI Mavic 3 series. "

ReproRetro Posted at 8-19 01:01
Glad to share good news

Hi there ReproRetro. Thank you for the reply and you are very much welcome. Have a safe and a happy flying always. .

Thank you for the info! I am just wondering with that new Active Track Regulation of 50m. Does it mean we only can track people or objects which are between 0-50m away or is it between 50- about lets say 100? And what about orbiting around a mountain peak? So if I understand it correctly, that will not be possible anymore except I stay within 50m, which can be a bit to close for a mountain peak.

Hi, great news. Is there any info when new firmware and C1 sticker will be available?