No. The December 23, 2025 ruling is not a retrospective ban. It specifically allows for the continued sale, operation, and support of all DJI models released on or before December 31, 2025.

No. There are no grounding orders or operational restrictions for existing fleets. You may continue to fly your current aircraft without mandatory updates or limitations related to this ruling.

Yes. Current models remain legal for sale. The restrictions apply only to future models released after the 2025 cutoff date. Even then, the ruling includes provisions for exemptions that may allow future models to enter the market.

Yes. If a substantiated national security risk existed within current fleets, a grounding order would have been mandatory. The fact that the US government explicitly authorized the continued use of these drones confirms they remain safe for commercial operation.

No, staying with DJI is likely your competitive advantage. You can continue to leverage the industry’s best performance and lowest operating costs. Unless you are under a strict federal mandate, sticking with your proven equipment is the best way to maintain productivity and profit.

Yes. The ecosystem is healthy and active. You can count on reliable, long-term access to batteries, spares, service and repairs to keep your fleet airborne and productive.

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