AirData Enterprise
The data and operations layer for commercial drone programs
Pilots, aircraft, missions, and compliance in one platform, across the complete flight.
Trusted by over 460,000 pilots worldwide
What AirData does:Across any mix of hardware, AirData Enterprise captures what was planned, what the aircraft actually did, and what the analysis found afterward. When a client or an auditor asks about a flight from last quarter, nobody has to go digging for it.
From flight plan to final report
1Before the flight
A manager assigns the crew, aircraft, and airspace before anyone leaves for the site. Pilots open the mission on their phone already knowing the plan, and an expiring credential gets flagged before someone flies on it.
Mission planning: define the area, assign pilots and equipment, and request airspace authorization.
2In the air
A supervisor in the office, or a client at their desk, can watch what the pilot sees. If a battery or a condition crosses a threshold you set, the alert lands while the aircraft is still up.
Custom checklists, completed on mobile or web and attached to the flight.
3After landing
The pilot packs up and the analysis is already running. Weeks later, when an insurer or a client asks for records across a date range, you filter and export instead of rebuilding the file by hand.
Report builder: filter by date, pilot, drone, or mission type.
Why programs choose AirData
Fewer aircraft lost to problems you could have caught
Battery and mechanical faults surface in the flight data before they bring an aircraft down. Airframe hours and battery cycles are tracked per asset, so service happens ahead of a failure rather than after one.
Hours back every month
Timestamp, location, pilot, aircraft, and mission type are captured without anyone typing them in, so a report that used to mean an afternoon in spreadsheets comes out in seconds.
Compliance ready before anyone asks
Certifications, waivers, and registrations are flagged before they lapse, and the evidence behind every flight is already assembled. Built for the Part 108 era in the US and the equivalent frameworks emerging with civil aviation authorities elsewhere.
Keep flying the drones you already own
130+ drone types, 40 manufacturers, 60 flight apps. No hardware changes, no new app for pilots, and no lock-in when you add or replace aircraft.
“Implementing AirData has centralized our flight logging, compliance reporting, and maintenance tracking.”
Kellen Kirk, Manager of UAS and Fixed Wing Operations, PG&E
Add-ons
Live streaming
Pilots stream whatever is on their controller screen. Viewers open a PIN-protected link in any browser, with no account or broadcast gear, at around one second of latency.
Asset management
QR check-in and check-out for drones, batteries, controllers, and payloads, with field maintenance logging and utilization data.
See the full Enterprise feature list
Questions programs ask
What is AirData Enterprise?▾
Drone fleet management for multi-pilot commercial programs. It keeps every flight, pilot, and aircraft in one verified place, covering mission planning before takeoff, monitoring in the air, and analysis and reporting after landing.
Does it work with the drones we already own?▾
Yes. AirData supports 130+ drone types from 40 manufacturers and 60 flight apps, with no hardware changes and no new app for pilots to learn. Adding or replacing aircraft does not split your data across vendors, and there is no lock-in.
How does AirData help with Part 108 and regulations outside the US?▾
AirData already captures the flight, personnel, maintenance, and incident information the FAA's proposed beyond-visual-line-of-sight framework is expected to require, and supports teams operating under the equivalent frameworks in other regions. Reporting is built for civil aviation authorities generally rather than one country's paperwork. Our Part 108 breakdown covers what is changing.
How is Enterprise different from the HD 360 plans?▾
HD 360 plans share one account between a few pilots. Enterprise gives every pilot their own login with the access their role calls for, groups pilots by region, team, or business unit, and adds mission planning, custom checklists, document management, and API access.
How do flights get into AirData?▾
Most flights sync automatically from the flight app after landing. Where a flight app does not sync, the log file can be uploaded directly. Either way there is no manual data entry, and analysis runs on arrival.
See what your program looks like in AirData
Programs use AirData to fly safer, prove compliance, reduce risk, and scale. Walk through the platform yourself, or tell us how your program runs.
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