DJI's US Market Access May Be Near Its End — The Lito Could Be the Last Approved Drone

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DJI's US Market Access May Be Near Its End — The Lito Could Be the Last Approved Drone

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If you shoot aerial work in the US, this isn't a 'nice new drone' story — it's a regulatory cliff edge. The DJI Lito could be the last DJI product to get FCC approval, meaning the entire US DJI ecosystem may be frozen in place while legal battles play out. Buy now or potentially wait years.

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