https://www.facebook.com/dji.eur ... fGffhnuNatRsYLDe96l

Thanks for sharing ! This is a relevant information because it seems that DJI is committed in releasing the C1 certification for the Air 2s. I don’t understand why they’re telling this on Facebook and, by opposite, on this forum they’re not providing the same information.

Yeah, finallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy...

Fozando Posted at 12-30 00:51
Yeah, finallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy...

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Don't get too excited, you still have to do the procedure with the app, as soon as it's ready everyone will rush for it... then you have to receive the sticker... and that's just one  Facebook ad.  you know the song, stay tuned to official website...

LV_Forestry Posted at 12-30 01:28
Don't get too excited, you still have to do the procedure with the app, as soon as it's ready everyone will rush for it... then you have to receive the sticker... and that's just one  Facebook ad.  you know the song, stay tuned to official website...

Yes, it will take time. And, maybe, new propellers should be purchased. But it's already a good thing to have an official statement after one year of vague statements.

LV_Forestry Posted at 12-30 01:28
Don't get too excited, you still have to do the procedure with the app, as soon as it's ready everyone will rush for it... then you have to receive the sticker... and that's just one  Facebook ad.  you know the song, stay tuned to official website...

Yes, but at least now I have the evidence that the C-marking and remote ID are going to come.
It doens't matter if I have to wait a couple of months, the important thing here is that the Air2S owners aren't going to be restricted to the A3 subcathegory and we are going to be able to use our drones in the specific cathegory without the 31/12/2025 limitation.

If the air2s is getting c1 will the air 2 get it too as its practically the same drone minus top sencers and a slight change in design?

FabioV Posted at 12-30 01:37
Yes, it will take time. And, maybe, new propellers should be purchased. But it's already a good thing to have an official statement after one year of vague statements.

Exactly.
Finally there is official statement.
I can wait some time for more info how gain C1 class.

According to them, they are taking steps to retroactively, some models, including the Air 2s, can be labeled C1, but as of today they are not speaking out, so in Spain at least, if you do not have a non-remote ID class, at least fly only in category A3

Update from DJI Facebook:
DJI  Update: The release of the C1 label for the Air 2S is now scheduled for early March instead of late January as originally planned. We have encountered additional complexities that require thorough attention and resolution and appreciate your anticipation. Stay tuned for an even better experience!

Dainiss Posted at 1-15 04:59
Update from DJI Facebook:
DJI  Update: The release of the C1 label for the Air 2S is now scheduled for early March instead of late January as originally planned. We have encountered additional complexities that require thorough attention and resolution and appreciate your anticipation. Stay tuned for an even better experience!

Yeah, I have just seen that info...

Estamos a punto de empezar marzo, crucemos los dedos y no se retrase mucho, y podamos seguir volando nuestro dron con menos restricciones

Okay so now it's early March... Any updates yet? Are we getting the C1 label for the Air 2S or what?

Talked to customer service yesterday. Was told that the holdup is on the eu commission’s side, but was promised that the labeling would be coming in March. No date given though.

fansbd5b8031 Posted at 3-14 00:47
Talked to customer service yesterday. Was told that the holdup is on the eu commission’s side, but was promised that the labeling would be coming in March. No date given though.

If you think badly... you often guess...

fansbd5b8031 Posted at 3-14 00:47
Talked to customer service yesterday. Was told that the holdup is on the eu commission’s side, but was promised that the labeling would be coming in March. No date given though.

It's apparently the european marketing surveillance that can't get their fingers out..

It's easy to blame EU authorities when DJI could have certified this drone years ago... I'm sorry but I'm not buying these excuses, this is just poor planning, everyone knows that these things take time. This process should had started way sooner, given that the January 1st deadline was well known in advance.

djiuser_zKEWkRFrlzts Posted at 3-14 03:01
It's easy to blame EU authorities when DJI could have certified this drone years ago... I'm sorry but I'm not buying these excuses, this is just poor planning, everyone knows that these things take time. This process should had started way sooner, given that the January 1st deadline was well known in advance.

I guess that DJI initially decided not to certify the Air2S, only the Mavic 3 and that they changed their mind at a certain point in time, maybe for the pressures they'd from the large customer base. They started the certification process quite late, with the goal to complete it in January. Something went wrong and they had to postpone.
But this is only my guess...

djiuser_zKEWkRFrlzts Posted at 3-14 03:01
It's easy to blame EU authorities when DJI could have certified this drone years ago... I'm sorry but I'm not buying these excuses, this is just poor planning, everyone knows that these things take time. This process should had started way sooner, given that the January 1st deadline was well known in advance.

To that fact I agree!

I have a rumor from an unverifiable source that the delay is caused by something internal and has nothing to do with the EU authorities, however as I mentioned in the beginning it is just a rumor so take it lightly.

Guys, switch on your Air2S, the C1 firmware update has finally arrived.

Fozando Inserito il 4-11 06:46
Ragazzi, accendete il vostro Air2S, finalmente è arrivato l'aggiornamento del firmware C1.

sto cntrollando vediamo

After firmware updated, "C1" label available for order.