Aircraft, batteries, and pilots, always cleared to fly.

AirData brings aircraft health, maintenance, assets, pilot credentials and more into one clear view, helping your operation move forward with fewer surprises.

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Takeoff is too late to discover you’re not ready.

Readiness can change between flights as battery performance declines and service dates approach. Equipment moves between teams, while pilot documents can expire unnoticed. Spotting changes early gives you time to act without affecting your operation.

Know what’s ready before the next flight.

See fleet health and maintenance, mission plans, equipment status, and pilot qualifications across your operation.

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Fleet health & maintenance

See aircraft and battery condition, upcoming service, and what needs attention before the next flight.

Cell-level battery analysis + usage-based maintenance

Voltage, temperature, and degradation trends

Service by flight hours, cycles, or dates

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Mission planning

Plan the mission, assign the team and equipment, and keep operational details together before takeoff.

Mission areas, assignments, checklists, and approvals in one workflow

Define operating areas and review airspace

Assign pilots, aircraft, equipment, and roles

Asset management

Know what equipment you have, where it is, and who is responsible for it.

QR-based tracking in the field

Check-in, location, and custody history

Defects, missing assets, and field updates

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Certification management

Keep pilot qualifications current and visible across the operation.

880+ certificate types detected automatically

Pilot currency and expiration monitoring

Alerts before credentials need attention

DJI, Autel, Skydio, Parrot, Freefly, and more.

AirData works with 180+ drone types from 40+ manufacturers and 60 flight apps.

“AirData provides near-real-time field intelligence that improves flight efficiency, crew resource management, and, most importantly, operational safety.”

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Jonathan Harris

Osmose Utility Services

Fleet health & maintenance

Keep the fleet ready for the work ahead.

AirData analyzes aircraft and battery performance after every flight and uses actual flight activity to track upcoming maintenance across the fleet. Teams can spot changing conditions and see service coming due before either affects availability.

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Battery health: Track cell-level voltage, temperature, and degradation after every flight.

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Usage-based maintenance: Schedule service by flight hours, cycles, or dates.

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Service history: Keep inspections, repairs, and maintenance guidance with each aircraft.

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Mission planning

Put the whole mission in place before takeoff.

Define where and when the operation will happen, assign the people and equipment involved, and keep risk assessments, checklists, approvals, documents, and mission details together in AirData. Relevant flights can link back to the mission for a complete operational record.

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Define the operation: Set mission area, schedule, altitude, type, and airspace.

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Assign the team: Add pilots, roles, aircraft, payloads, and equipment.

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Standardize the workflow: Keep risk assessments, checklists, approvals, and documents together.

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Asset management

Update equipment status from anywhere.

A QR scan connects aircraft, batteries, controllers, payloads, and accessories to their assignment and custody history. Teams can check equipment in or out, report defects, and update status from the field.

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QR check-in/out: Assign and return equipment from the field.

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Location and custody: See where assets are and who handled them.

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Field updates: Track defects, missing assets, and status changes through resolution.

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Certification management

Keep qualifications current across the operation.

AirData extracts key information from recognized certificates and keeps qualification and renewal dates visible across the operation. Expiration alerts give pilots and managers time to act before credentials lapse.

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Worldwide recognition: Automatically identify 880+ certificate types.

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Certificate details: Capture issue dates, expiration dates, and registration numbers.

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Expiration and currency: Alert teams before renewals and keep qualifications visible.

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Every flight matters. That’s why the Meligot Rescue Drone team uses AirData to keep its equipment airworthy.

Megilot Rescue Drone Team

“We regularly check the device maintenance and battery tabs to see how our equipment is performing.”

Operating across steep terrain, the Megilot Rescue Drone Team relies on AirData to manage pilots and equipment, monitor maintenance and battery performance, and investigate unexpected behavior after demanding flights.

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Questions about Fleet Intelligence

It answers the question that matters most: what is ready to fly, and what needs attention? AirData brings the condition of your fleet into one view, so you can deal with an issue before it changes the day’s plans.

After every flight, AirData looks at the performance of each battery cell, not only the number of charge cycles. Changes in voltage, temperature, and long-term degradation can surface early, giving you time to investigate before a battery affects availability.

Every uploaded flight keeps the aircraft’s service timeline up to date. Maintenance can be scheduled by flight hours, cycles, or calendar dates, and completed work stays connected to that aircraft for future reference.

Yes. A pilot or technician can scan an AirData QR code to check equipment in or out and update its status from a phone. AirData keeps the latest information with the asset, giving the rest of the team a current view without waiting for someone to update a separate record.

Upload or email a certificate and AirData can recognize 880+ document types worldwide. When a document is supported, AirData captures the relevant details and alerts the right people before it expires.

In most cases, without changing how your pilots fly. AirData works with 180+ drone types from 40+ manufacturers and 60 flight apps, including DJI, Autel, Skydio, Parrot, and Freefly. You can check the supported aircraft and apps list to confirm your exact setup.

Fleet intelligence that grows with your operation.

Find the AirData plan that fits the way you fly today and where your operation is going next.