Barring any new legal rulings, China-based drone manufacturer DJI faces a ban at the end of 2025. On September 26, District Judge Paul Friedman rejected DJI’s lawsuit challenging its designation as a ...

DJI, the most popular consumer drone maker, is suing over the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)’s import ban against new, foreign-made drones, which has been in effect since December 23, 2025.

As an American drone pilot, I fully expected to wake up to the news that the drone giant DJI and Autel were now banned from new launches in the US as the long-awaited December 23 deadline arrived – ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The showdown had been a long time coming. For seven years Congress has dithered over whether the Chinese company was subject to ...

Over the past two years DJI and Insta360 — two tech giants which have respectively dominated the drone and 360 camera field — have increasingly ventured into the other brand’s territory. After years ...

On Dec. 23, DJI drones are set to be pulled from the US market unless a security audit is completed. There's been no audit thus far, so the ban is all but certain. What does this mean for anyone who ...

I only read the first page of comments... am I the only one confused by the FCC, not the FAA, making this decision? That just sounds all kind of wrong to me. Drones are flying machines and, as such, ...

Flying devices have evolved greatly since the childhood days of remote control helicopters. Drones, also referred to as quadcopters or quads (colloquially, anyway), are more than just a way to revive ...