🛸 Imagine your favorite drone brand suddenly put on a blacklist—now you’d fight back, right? That’s exactly what DJI, the Chinese drone maker, is doing! The company filed an appeal with the U.S. Court of Appeals, challenging a decision that keeps it on the Pentagon’s “Chinese military companies” (CMC) list.
Back in October 2024, DJI sued the U.S. Department of Defense in the District of Columbia. Although a judge threw out the Pentagon’s claims against DJI, the court still agreed to keep DJI on the CMC list. DJI was not happy—and they made it clear.
On October 14, DJI formally appealed, saying it doesn’t accept the ruling. The company argues this move could hurt its global growth, reputation, and the future of drone tech everywhere 🌍🚀.
Why does this matter? DJI is a leader in civilian drones, used by hobbyists, film crews, and even rescue teams. Being stuck on a military companies list adds uncertainty for partners and customers in the U.S. and beyond.
Stay tuned as this high-stakes legal fight unfolds—it’s more than just a court case. It’s about innovation, politics, and the future of drone technology! ⚖️✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
