Is it just me noticing that DJI has updated all the firmware on all there products except the Mavic Air!

Hi there, thank you for reaching out and thanks for noticing. Regarding that, I can't provide yet what could be the reason however if there will be an update you'll be notified from the app.

Maybe they're taking their time to test it and get it right?

Just like they did with the upcoming M2, but had a delay due to some sort of engineering testing.

Which firmwares have precisely been updated recently (apart from the Mavic Pro)? Thank you for providing the evidence.

The only recent firmware update was last month for the Spark.  And that really wasn't very significant.

Paul_IA Posted at 2018-8-19 11:55
Maybe they're taking their time to test it and get it right?

  

Wachtberger Posted at 2018-8-19 12:11
Which firmwares have precisely been updated recently (apart from the Mavic Pro)? Thank you for providing the evidence.

Following firmware updates affected my aircrafts within the last 4 weeks:

Inspire 2 - Jul, 18, 2018 - v01.02.200
A3 Flight controller - Aug, 02, 2018 - v1.7.6.0
M200, Aug. 13, 2018 - v01.01.0913
Cendence RC, Aug. 13, 2018 - v02.00.0120

Keule Posted at 2018-8-19 21:49
Following firmware updates affected my aircrafts within the last 4 weeks:

Inspire 2 - Jul, 18, 2018 - v01.02.200

Thank you for the information.

4 of july. mavic pro FW update too. read this blog.....
Mavic Pro V01.04.0400 Info
Thursday, July 5, 2018

DJI Has released a new firmware update on the 4th of July 2018 for the Mavic Pro series of drones. The update was minimal in terms of content, only “Increased the aircraft data's security” and “Optimized the propulsion system performance” was mentioned in their release notes. The first point in their release notes is what we need to make you aware of.

It is quite coincidental that DJI chose the 4th of July. Not only is the Independence Day in the USA, a day designed to celebrate freedom (which DJI have removed in this update), but it’s also the same day exactly 12 months ago that the OG’s released the RedHerring exploit, this was the world’s first public root exploit for DJI’s drones and is really what spawned NLD! DJI decided to choose this anniversary to remove some of the freedoms that NLD and the OG’s have brought to you over this last 12 months, think of that what you will.

All the update does really is some small changes to the Mavic Pro Platinum ESC module, the standard Mavic Pro gets nothing new at all, however under the guise of “Increased aircraft data's security” it seems DJI have been working hard behind the scenes and have patched all the current public root enabling exploits.

This means that once you upgrade to 01.04.0400 you will lose the ability to gain root access to the drone.

Jos A Posted at 2018-8-19 22:35
4 of july. mavic pro FW update too. read this blog.....
Mavic Pro V01.04.0400 Info
Thursday, July 5, 2018

Interesting.  Not that I care about rooting my drone.  But I do care about changes made to my drone under guise of one thing, and potential to impact something else.

Since some of ''small changes'' only impacted Mavic Pro Platinum ESC module, would explain why most Mavic Pro owners did not see any problems with .0400, since their drones were not Platinums.