True, sorry guv.
That said, it’s not the Skydio2, but X2…
Didn’t realise it had been there in the background so long. 
This article is interesting, as it talks of 2 variants, also news to me.
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Still the best place to post the details since differences can be more easily seen and discovered by others and the development progress made more easy to determine.
Also, previous comments on the same features continue to have relevance, and reduce the chances of all the same comments being repeated.
(Title edited to leave it more flexible. 
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Casey’s take on the Skydio 2
And then there was the Skydio2+ with KEYFRAME
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I see that Skydio are now supported by Airdat …
Have they started to sell outside of the US then?
Not according to their web site …
We currently only sell and ship to the US (excluding US territories) and Canada, but hope to expand to other countries soon.
Skydio is working hard to expand into international markets but currently only offers Skydio drones to consumers in the United States and Canada.
However, Skydio drones and our integrated software solutions - Skydio Autonomy Enterprise, 3D Scan, and Cloud are available in Australia and New Zealand for Enterprise and Public Sector customers only. That does not include consumer households.
If you’re an ANZ Enterprise or Public Sector customer, please visit our ANZ-specific Skydio website for more information and links to contact our sales team.
Skydio 2/2+ is not currently certified for use or warrantied for consumer use outside of the US and Canada.
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