In a white paper, the Chinese drone-maker cited route approval difficulty, high operating costs, lacking infrastructure and a lengthy airworthiness certification process as major obstacles to commercialization
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SZ DJI Technology Co. Ltd. said it is unlikely that urban logistics drones and flying passenger vehicles will achieve large-scale commercial operation soon, as the company strikes a cautious note on the application of two of the most hyped segments in China’s low-altitude economy.
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