Chinese drone manufacturer DJI is facing a major hurdle in the US market, with reports emerging that its drones, including the popular Air 3S model, are being held up at US customs. This has resulted in significant delays and disruptions to sales, leaving customers and retailers frustrated.
According to sources, the issue began several weeks ago, with DJI's drones being flagged for additional screening and inspection by US customs officials. This has led to a significant backlog, with many drones being held up for weeks or even months. The exact reason for the increased scrutiny is unclear, but it's believed to be related to ongoing trade tensions between the US and China.
According to sources, the issue began several weeks ago, with DJI's drones being flagged for additional screening and inspection by US customs officials. This has led to a significant backlog, with many drones being held up for weeks or even months. The exact reason for the increased scrutiny is unclear, but it's believed to be related to ongoing trade tensions between the US and China.
The impact of the delays is being felt across the industry, with retailers and customers alike expressing frustration at the lack of availability of DJI's drones. Many are turning to alternative brands, which could potentially harm DJI's market share in the long run. Meanwhile, DJI is working to resolve the issue, but it's unclear when the situation will be resolved.
The impact of the delays is being felt across the industry, with retailers and customers alike expressing frustration at the lack of availability of DJI's drones. Many are turning to alternative brands, which could potentially harm DJI's market share in the long run. Meanwhile, DJI is working to resolve the issue, but it's unclear when the situation will be resolved.
