As i couldn't find any information nor has any of the pre testers mentioned it in their videos, does anyone know if the Avata has already got a C lable like the Mavic 3?

Does anyone actually care in the real world

It doesn't appear to have a C label from the reviews Ive seen.  

no info about it... but as 2023 is almost there, a certificate is more then welcome

KREMi Posted at 8-28 06:01
no info about it... but as 2023 is almost there, a certificate is more then welcome

No need to hurry, because 2023 doesn‘t really matter, because the interims regulations for non-certified drones will last until end of 2023.

So a certification for the Avata will be needed from January 2024 on and I bet DJI will go the same route as with the Mavic 3 with it‘s complete current lineup … except maybe models, where they plan a successor for 2023.

Or have I overseen something?

Nope,
The question is will it ever get a certification and which will it be, as the speed is way too high for a good classification

Looks like it does not, but I hope it does.

Can someone from DJI anser this?

Because as of 31 dec 2023, the Avata will be in the Open a3 group,....
Now it is in the a1.
A1 is good, because you can fly near buildings, and people....
A3 is NO good, you have to stay 150 meters away from industrie, buildings and people....

so if they don't get the Avata a good C-classification, the fun places to fly your avata are a NO GO.

I want to buy an Avata, but not when i am not allowed to fly it in nice locations after owning it for aprox 1 year!!!

So please DIJ....

Any news on DJI Avata classification from DJI?