Should I be carrying a Dji bag in public, say a Dji Air 3 Bag? Will be recognize it? Or should I refrain? I want my drone safe.

Depends on how paranoid you are about sneak-thieves, I suppose.  Many people carry expensive camera equipment around emblazoned withe Canon, Panasonic, or other logos, apparently unconcerned.

Bung it in a 'Tesco' carrier bag if you are concerned, or better yet an Aldi bag lol.

Buy a simple backpack with applications

Every situation is different but a non-descript back pack always seems to work well.  

How much do you trust other drone pilots,   only they will know.  

Hi there,
thank you for reaching out.

We hope that our fellow DJI Forum members who own the DJI Air 3 can give us the best information and recommendations on what carrying case/bag they are using.

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Add a small GPS with SIM on your inside bag....Will solve all things

I use an Apple Airtag in my bag. I'll say this and something will happen, but I've never really had an issue of the several years I've been flying. But I feel better with the Airtag in there none the less.

I’ve been using the bag that comes bundled with the Air 3 up to now. However, I’ve just purchased the original Mavic Pro bag and it’s lovely…and for added security I keep an Apple AirTag in the bottom of it!

Topscooby Posted at 6-30 16:19
I’ve been using the bag that comes bundled with the Air 3 up to now. However, I’ve just purchased the original Mavic Pro bag and it’s lovely…and for added security I keep an Apple AirTag in the bottom of it!

Could you by chance send a pic of your air 3 in the mavic 3 bag so I can see how it all fits? Does it fit all of the things? Even the batteries w/ the hub?

Best.JPEG Posted at 7-16 04:35
Could you by chance send a pic of your air 3 in the mavic 3 bag so I can see how it all fits? Does it fit all of the things? Even the batteries w/ the hub?

Hello and sorry for not responding sooner. Here’s some photos as requested. I do indeed fit everything into the bag including all three batteries in the charging hub and the RC2 controller which has a sunshade cover fitted which enables me to leave the control sticks in situ.

Hope this helps

Andy
Sorry, I tried to attach some photos but it won't allow me to as they are too big apparently!



  

That’s better, there you go

Topscooby Posted at 7-22 06:19
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Wow, thats nice, thank you so much! I might get one as well. Do the dividers that separate the batteries in the bag fold down, or can they be removed? Thanks!

Best.JPEG Posted at 7-22 07:18
Wow, thats nice, thank you so much! I might get one as well. Do the dividers that separate the batteries in the bag fold down, or can they be removed? Thanks!

Hello, yes the vertical divider between the batteries and controller can be completely removed if required. The cover above this (the one with the little zipper pocket) cannot. But, as you can see, this provides a nice little space for various extras you may have for your drone. I keep my filter pack, landing gear, strobe lights etc. here. There are also a couple of zipped areas that are suitable for your flying documents etc.

Hope this helps

Andy

I carry a backpack mostly for comfort, but also makes it less recognizable for my avata 2 and m4p