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U.S. imports of remote-controlled unmanned aircraft, max takeoff weight ≤ 250 g (HS 880621) totaled $59K in April 2026, traded with 10 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataMiniature remote-controlled drones with a maximum takeoff weight of 250 grams or less — the threshold below which FAA recreational registration is not required — are classified under 8806210000. China is the dominant global manufacturer in this weight class, and Norway also appears among US import sources, reflecting specialized commercial and research drone suppliers. Products in this category that are marketed as consumer toys may also attract scrutiny under CPSC safety standards, while those with camera payloads may implicate FCC equipment authorization requirements.
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Yes. Remote-controlled unmanned aircraft classified under 8806210000 and originating from China are subject to Section 301 tariffs. Importers should verify the current applicable List and rate with CBP or a licensed customs broker, as Section 301 measures have been subject to ongoing review and modification.
Drones using radio frequency transmitters for remote control must comply with FCC Part 15 equipment authorization rules. Importers are responsible for ensuring that the RF modules in the drone and its controller have received FCC authorization (either certification or verification, depending on the device type) before the products are offered for sale in the US.
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