Get your hand in your pocket, I have a Mavic air and love it.
Only one problem is that using it for commercial use requires a license which is pants and no fly zones sometimes get in the way.
yes, technically you need a PFCO to do any commercial work, if your intention is just a hobby flight and then the images are purchased down the line, no PFCO required, the grey area is, “why would you be doing a hobby flight in such an area or way”
Chances of getting caught are almost zero but it’s the age old thing of taking work from professional drone pilots that make a living and have done all the required authorisation, planning, logging of flight with CAA (if needed) got permission from ATC and such.
Hey mate, I’m not being the drone police and your money, so your decision,Thing is that IF I was to get one, the only use for commercial work (family photoshoots) would be at a local woodland I use, where you will often never see anyone, and its large field, nearest house is over 500m away. No-one would actually know, unless the customer was clued up on this and wanted to see proof of PFCO.