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DJI’s FPV drone bundle offers first person flights at all-time lows from $699 (Reg. $1,299)

If the more photography-focused DJI Air 2S deals we saw to start the week aren’t calling your name, Amazon is now continuing the savings by offering its best discount yet on the DJI FPV Combo. Normally fetching $1,299, this combo recently hit $999 and is now down the extra $100 in order to drop down to $899 shipped. With $400 in savings in tow, you’re looking at a match of the all-time low. It’s only the second time we’ve seen this steep of a discount, and is the second discount of the year, too. For comparison, we last saw it on sale over a month ago, too.

While not the new Avata drone, DJI’s FPV offering arrives as a more affordable package for getting in on the first person flight sessions. In the box you’re getting the nimble quadcopter itself as well as a bundled controller and the FPV goggles themselves. One of its more eye-catching stats is the 60MPH top speed that allows the drone to keep up with cars and capture footage in scenarios that DJI’s other offerings couldn’t. Dive into our hands-on review and then head below for more.

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DJI Air 2S quadcopters land at Amazon lows from $849 in spring sale (Save $150+)

Amazon is now offering the DJI Air 2S Folding Quadcopter for $849 shipped. Normally fetching $999, this is one of the first chances to save on the drone itself, with $150 in savings attached. It is the lowest we’ve seen from Amazon, but the second-best of all-time following a drop to $799 last April. The Air 2S Fly More Combo is also on sale and dropping down to $1,109 at Amazon, saving you the same 15% from its usual $1,299 going rate. Regardless of which listing you score, this is a notable way to bring home one of the latest DJI quadcopters for far less than retail just in time for spring flights. Packed into a familiar folding form-factor, the Air 2S drone arrives with an aerial photography-ready 1-inch 20 MP camera sensor capable of 5.4K video recording. That’s alongside 31 minutes of flight time for each of the two batteries and tons of other accessories to round out the package. You can also get a closer look in our hands-on review. Head below for more.

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TSA addresses privacy questions before airport drone deployment

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The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is preparing to begin drone inspections of airports and other transport hubs to assess the security of those facilities, but before doing so has moved to address any public concerns that images or other identifying data will be collected of people who happen to be around areas under surveillance.

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