Draganfly Commander 3 XL Drone
Draganfly Commander 3 XL is an industrial remote-controlled quadrotor for emergency response with MTOW approximately 5 kg, under HTS 8806.24.00.00 for other remote-controlled unmanned aircraft 25-150 kg MTOW.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If medical delivery payload defines primary function
Medical instrument drones may use Chapter 90.
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