When i fly the Air2S and go from one airspace to another there is a voice that comes across the iPad that sounds french saying something like airspace altitude zone or something like that.  It is very hard to understand.  It happens everytime I fly in this certain spot and cross this invisible line.  Can someone shed some light on this?

Probably you're talking about the "Altitude Zone Reached" message.
You can check the geo-fence zones on DJI Flysafe website.
Altitude zone means that your drone has an artificial altitude limit set for safety reasons, these zones are usually around airports.

You are probably entering a danger zone.  Go see the geo maps on dji flysafe.

Yaros1 Posted at 4-1 08:30
Probably you're talking about the "Altitude Zone Reached" message.
You can check the geo-fence zones on DJI Flysafe website.
Altitude zone means that your drone has an artificial altitude limit set for safety reasons, these zones are usually around airports.

Why does it sound French?  It doesn't come through clear.

LV_Forestry Posted at 4-1 08:31
You are probably entering a danger zone.  Go see the geo maps on dji flysafe.

It comes through on the screen that I can fly to an altitude of 492 ft.

Yaros1 Posted at 4-1 08:30
Probably you're talking about the "Altitude Zone Reached" message.
You can check the geo-fence zones on DJI Flysafe website.
Altitude zone means that your drone has an artificial altitude limit set for safety reasons, these zones are usually around airports.

You were 26 seconds faster than me.  I couldn't have said it better.

Shawgod Posted at 4-1 08:32
It comes through on the screen that I can fly to an altitude of 492 ft.

Share the position please

LV_Forestry Posted at 4-1 08:34
Share the position please

Shawgod Posted at 4-1 08:42
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Indeed you are in the zone covering the axis of an aerodrome runway.

Not according to B4UFLY

Shawgod Posted at 4-1 08:32
Why does it sound French?  It doesn't come through clear.

For the language used there are sometimes errors. On Pilot2 for example I have most of it in Russian, but also in Chinese. It does not matter, it allows you to open your mind by learning other languages.

Shawgod Posted at 4-1 08:32
Why does it sound French?  It doesn't come through clear.

Some messages in the DJI Fly app aren't properly translated with good voiceover, the ones that are not very common.

Shawgod Posted at 4-1 08:55
Not according to B4UFLY

It is fine, if B4UFLY shows that you can fly, then go and fly. The DJI flysafe is a completely separate system.

Shawgod Posted at 4-1 08:55
Not according to B4UFLY

Yes, but you should know that DJI Flysafe is not always in accordance with local regulations. These are generic areas, they have taken all the runways in the world, at least a large part, and draw the same area for all.

For you what is important is B4UFLY FAA official documentation. If the Flysafe zones are a problem for you, you can request their modification at flysafe@dji.com

Hi, Shawgod. Thanks for reaching out, and apologies for the inconvenience. As suggested in the comments above, it would be best to contact the DJI FlySafe team if you want to unlock the zone. As LV_Forestry mentioned, you can email them at flysafe@dji.com for further assistance. Thanks for your understanding.