About the entry and exit of drones

About the entry and exit of drones

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In order to foster China's advantageous industries, under the operation of China's customs, the 62nd meeting of the Coordination Committee of the World Customs Organization decided in September 2018 that the definition of UAV is "flying camera", not a camera! It's a camera! It's a camera!

Therefore, when you check in, you can safely check the drone fuselage (mainly for portability, not for fear of security inspection), and carry the battery and remote control with you, leaving no one in charge.

I've been to all provinces in China, and I've been to more than 100 countries and regions with drones. China's security and customs, and almost all countries you've heard of, regard it as a camera, and will never stop you or confiscate it unless the country bans the sale of drones or has special considerations for shooting (North Korea, some Muslim countries, etc.). It is normal to be able to enter and leave the country with a drone, and being stopped is a case in the world.

About carrying batteries with civil aviation

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China Civil Aviation does not limit the number of lithium batteries that you can carry with you (each battery of Royal Mavic Pro 2 is 59.29 100Wh, which is only half of the upper limit). Unlimited! Unlimited! Internationally, the upper limit given by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is 20 yuan within 100Wh. Of course, airlines may have their own regulations, which shall prevail.

The train does not restrict lithium batteries from being carried.

It is suggested that each battery should be protected against short circuit (put in the original retail package or insulate the electrodes in other ways, such as sticking adhesive tape on the exposed electrodes, or put each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective box).