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Platform status, compiled 27 August 2026

Censys Technologies
Sentaero 6 VTOL

Can the Censys Technologies Sentaero 6 VTOL be imported and sold in the United States?

The answer

Lawful to import and sell

US built and NDAA compliant by vendor disclosure rather than a Blue UAS listing, which is a weaker basis.

The record

Board verdict
US built
Origin
United States, Daytona Beach FL
Class
Drone
Availability and tier
Quote only
Blue UAS listing
1 December 2025
No record found

We searched and found no US authorization record. Absence of a record is itself the finding, and it is why the platform reads the way it does below.

From the board

Long range linear inspection. Compliance rests on NDAA vendor disclosure rather than a Blue listing, which is a weaker basis. Worth knowing before quoting an agency.

Who can buy it, and with what money

Two different gates. Whether a platform may be sold at all is set by FCC authorization and binds everyone. Whether a particular buyer may spend a particular kind of money on it is set by procurement law and binds public money only. The same machine can pass one and fail the other.

Myself
Yes

US built and NDAA compliant by vendor disclosure rather than a Blue UAS listing, which is a weaker basis.

My company
Yes

US built and NDAA compliant by vendor disclosure rather than a Blue UAS listing, which is a weaker basis.

A public agency
Yes

US built and NDAA compliant by vendor disclosure rather than a Blue UAS listing, which is a weaker basis.

A school or district
Yes

US built and NDAA compliant by vendor disclosure rather than a Blue UAS listing, which is a weaker basis.

The drone rule, which came first

Drones sit under a different and earlier action. On 22 December 2025 the FCC added all foreign-produced uncrewed aircraft systems and their critical components to the Covered List, with no weight gate. Aircraft authorized before that date remain lawful to sell from stock but cannot be restocked. American and allied aircraft on the Blue UAS Cleared List are exempt through 1 January 2028, and are the only aircraft a public agency can buy with grant money.

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Censys Technologies and Sentaero 6 VTOL belong to their maker. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorized dealer for them unless a separate agreement says so in writing. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Status reflects public records on the compiled date and can change, including by revocation of a grant that was valid the week before. Confirm the record yourself before you rely on it.