iFlight

iFlight at a glance

iFlight develops FPV drones, frames and components through iFlight Intelligent Technology Ltd. in Huizhou.

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Commercial snapshot

Brand: iFlight
Chinese name: 翼飞
Product categories: FPV Drones
Company: iFlight Intelligent Technology Ltd.
Headquarters: China · Huizhou
Core product lines: The current portfolio covers nazgul and other freestyle FPV drones; cinelifters; long-range, cinewhoop, racing and tiny-whoop aircraft; Commando and ELRS radio products; frames, motors, flight controllers, ESCs, VTX, antennas, batteries, chargers and replacement parts. Exact models, configurations and market availability should be confirmed for the intended destination.
Existing export markets: China, North America, Europe and other international FPV markets served by the direct store, marketplaces and specialist retailers. Receiver frequencies, video-transmitter power, plug type, battery availability, UAV rules, export controls and warranty logistics vary by destination.
Distributor availability: Not publicly confirmed

Sources and verification

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www.iflight.com/index.php
Brand / Company / Headquarters / Core product lines
Checked 2026-09-12
www.iflight.com/
Official website / Core product lines
Checked 2026-09-12
Chinese name
Checked 2026-09-25

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Importer considerations:

iFlight offers a broad repairable FPV ecosystem and current prebuilt platforms, but the exact build is decisive. DeadCat versus True-X geometry, Borg stack revision, GPS, DJI-controller-only, ELRS 2.4 GHz, ELRS 868/900 MHz or TBS Crossfire receiver, video transmitter region, goggles, firmware, antennas and 6S battery/charger must be locked by SKU. The product page says the aircraft is not autonomous and is for civilian use; speed, exposed propellers and mass make training, site control and pilot competence central to approval.

Commercial evaluation path:

Freeze every component and firmware target, radio band and power, GPS and failsafe setup, propeller, battery, charger and included spares, then inspect soldering and fasteners and test arming, motor direction, receiver bind, video link, control and video failsafe, GPS rescue where fitted, range, interference, thermal behavior, flight time, crash tolerance and firmware recovery. Match radio, EMC, battery-transport and UAV evidence to the complete build and destination; verify registration, Remote ID or class marking, operator competence, airspace permission, visual-line-of-sight and FPV-observer rules, insurance, privacy and export/end-use controls. Contract DOA versus pilot-error handling, dealer obligations, spare electronics and frames, firmware support and separate DJI, Caddx or other third-party warranty routing.

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Products and positioning

Applications

Freestyle and racing FPV, cinematic capture, long-range recreational flight, indoor whoop training, professional camera-lift workflows, education and hobby building, repair, tuning and component replacement.

Product strengths

Broad FPV aircraft and component ecosystem, current bind-and-fly platforms, multiple receiver options, replaceable frames and electronics, high-performance XING motors, official specifications and support, worldwide direct sales and active user-facing technical responses. Performance and compatibility remain exact-build and pilot dependent.

Market and channel fit

Target customers

FPV and RC distributors, specialist drone and hobby retailers, ecommerce sellers, racing and freestyle communities, creators and production teams, repair/build shops, training providers and experienced pilots capable of managing high-speed aircraft, exposed propellers and configuration-sensitive electronics.

Partner and service support

After-sales support

iFlight publishes ticket, email and telephone support, a 14-day unopened return route and product-specific terms: the current page describes 30-day replacement coverage while FC/ESC/VTX and batteries can have 15-day terms and cameras, motors or general accessories 30 days. Crash, fire, water, installation, modification, interference and battery misuse are excluded, and DJI or Caddx issues route to the third party. Contract DOA proof, dealer responsibilities, diagnostics, parts, labor, freight, customs, U.S./EU versus China repair routing and turnaround before launch.

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