It will also house a technical support centre and a dedicated space for workshops, seminars and special events.
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The Causeway Bay store will display DJI’s full range of products, including its US$899 Zenmuse Z3 camera drone, and feature examples of aerial photography. Hong Kong would mark the third flagship retail location for DJI, following the company’s first store at its home base of Shenzhen in December, and a second outlet in Seoul that opened in March. They have the best flight controllers, FPV equipment and top of the range. SUAs under 250g, such as the DJI Mini drones, do not need their pilots or the drone to be registered. DJI package their drones almost completely assembled so you will be flying in no time.
Step 2 Register yourself as a remote pilot. Step 1 Create an account on the eSUA website. Tower 535 sits in the middle of Hong Kong’s most bustling shopping district, where Apple also has a three-storey retail store a few blocks away at Hysan Place. The drone registration process in Hong Kong is a 3-step process. With hundreds of patents filed, Yuneec’s core technologies power its manned aircraft as well as its drones and its market-leading line of radio-controlled aircraft for the hobby market. is the world leader in electronic aviation. SEE ALSO: Xiaomi prices its first drone in challenge to DJIĪs interest around our aerial technologies continues to grow, the expansion of our flagship store business will provide a place for people to see, touch and learn about our products first hand,” DJI’s founder and chief executive Frank Wang Tao said in a statement on Monday, without disclosing rental price. Founded in Hong Kong in 1999, Yuneec International Co. The company plans to move in by the end of September. The Shenzhen company, also marketed as DJI, said it will occupy 10,000 square feet of space over three floors at Tower 535, a 25-storey office and retail building on Jaffe Road in Causeway Bay. Da-Jiang Innovations Science & Technology Co., the world’s biggest maker of drones, will open its largest retail store in the heart of Hong Kong’s busiest shopping district, providing a much-needed boost to the city’s ailing market for commercial and retail space.
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