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Landing.
Fly ANAFI Ai directly over a flat, even, clear surface. Press
Hand landing
A hand landing procedure is more dangerous than a ground landing. Be especially careful with the
hand land feature. It requires complete focus. Do not become distracted and stay aware of your
surroundings.
Warning: DANGEROUS MANEUVER. RISK OF BODILY INJURY AND DAMAGE TO THE DRONE IN CASE
INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED. LACERATION HAZARD. Do not touch the propeller blades during
flight. Propeller blades can cause deep cuts if your fingers, or other body parts, come into contact
with them. Keep the drone as far away from your face as possible. Only attempt a hand landing on a
stable surface, with no obstacles in the immediate vicinity.
Note: PARROT STRONGLY RECOMMENDS THAT YOU DO NOT PERFORM A HAND LANDING
PROCEDURE INDOORS, DUE TO LOW STABILITY, AND INCREASED RISK.
Do not attempt a hand landing in wind strong enough to make the drone fight to hold its hovering
position.
Drone GPS synchronization is mandatory for a successful hand landing.
Let the drone do the work. Do not forcefully grab the drone while it is hovering.
Parrot recommends that you work as a team of two people: one person to perform the hand landing
procedure, while the other person focuses on flying the drone. This eases the pressure of having to
multi-task.
Pay attention to the wind direction and speed. Do not face the wind. Keep yourself at a safe distance
from the drone considering the possibility of drifting with the wind.
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