
Two Skydio aircraft cleared Blue UAS — but only in specific configurations
The live federal list now shows the two aircraft as cleared, while Skydio says its Dock for X10 creates the first Blue UAS-cleared DFR solution.
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A final FCC order blocks new authorizations for devices containing logic-bearing hardware from specifically named Covered List entities and makes online sellers expose certification IDs before purchase.
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The live federal list now shows the two aircraft as cleared, while Skydio says its Dock for X10 creates the first Blue UAS-cleared DFR solution.

A July 17 FCC notice proposes restricting previously authorized equipment tied to nine company groups. It is not final, and the agency has not issued a grounding order.

Eight July 10 notices concern unanswered equipment-marketing inquiries, not final findings that every product sold by the named companies is unlawful.

A temporary waiver lets previously authorized foreign-produced drones and components receive qualifying software and firmware updates through January 1, 2029.

New models of low-capability Chinese drones can be imported again under a June 16 FCC decision, but reporting suggests the thresholds exclude anything most pilots would actually want.