Inspection and Maintenance Logging for DJI Agras T50 and FlyCart 30

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Version 1Effective -Verified 25 August 2026

In plain language

If you operate a DJI Agras T50 or FlyCart 30, you must inspect the carbon arms for peeling or splitting every six months. You must take photos of any damage and keep them in your drone's maintenance log.

Requirement as structured

CAA NZ requires operators of DJI Agras T50 and DJI FlyCart 30 aircraft to include detailed visual inspections and photographic records of arm delamination in their maintenance logs during 6-monthly inspections.

Original regulatory text

Risk mitigation for the defect will require ongoing inspections, where the defect is present. Any inspections should also include photographs of the affected area, allowing maintenance personnel to track any potential worsening of the delamination. These photos shall be included in the maintenance log for the aircraft for future reference and comparison. This detailed visual inspection should be done as part of the 6 monthly inspection.