The manufacturer page establishes the original Avata core commercial identity, camera, flight and sensing platform independently of later Avata 2 and Avata 360 products.

DJI's exact support page supplies durable aircraft, camera, battery, FPV Goggles V2, radio, obstacle-sensing and regional transmission specifications.

The official manual establishes operating modes, controller behaviour, battery, flight safety, limitations and original Avata instructions.

DJI explicitly identifies the Fly Smart Combo as the original Avata configuration with DJI FPV Goggles V2 and Motion Controller, says no power adapter or microSD card is included, and distinguishes the separate Fly More Kit.

DJI's launch announcement records the US$1,168 Fly Smart Combo with original Avata, DJI FPV Goggles V2 and Motion Controller, confirming the official commercial bundle identity.

The current exact India page resolves directly, identifies aircraft QF2W4K and FPV Goggles V2 FGDB28, displays a sealed-new INR 126,525 GST-inclusive in-stock route and explicitly limits India supply to authorised entities; its generic prose and software-only warranty wording are excluded from hardware evidence.

An exact-combo reseller page supplies the raster photograph used for this identity and visually distinguishes FPV Goggles V2 from the Goggles 2 Pro-View bundle.

An exact original-combo item list corroborates the aircraft, Intelligent Flight Battery, FPV Goggles V2 and its battery/antennas/headband/cables, Motion Controller, propellers, gimbal protector, lanyard, screwdriver and screws; its adapter listing conflicts with DJI's current no-adapter guide and therefore requires carton-level confirmation.

DC Rainmaker's product-specific real-world tested review had more than 205,000 views and covers range, battery, camera, stabilisation, flight modes, emergency braking and RTH, providing direct demand evidence.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation rules define nano/micro weight classes, type certification, registration/UIN, pilot-certificate exceptions and green/yellow/red airspace requirements.

The July 2025 DGCA notice establishes migration of drone regulatory services and Forms D-1 through D-5 from Digital Sky to eGCA.

The official notification prohibits CBU, SKD and CKD drone import except identified authorised purposes while allowing component imports, making seller import provenance material.

The official ETA service explains approval for import, sale and use of wireless equipment; drones are excluded from the simplified self-declaration route.

The government FAQ states that drones and remotely piloted aircraft continue through the routine WPC Regional Licensing Office ETA procedure.