Stream what your drone sees, in under a second.

Stream from the aircraft and flight apps your pilots already use, with sub-one-second latency and no additional hardware. Monitor up to seven feeds, control access, and record or rewind live video from one place.

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Most of the people who need the drone's view are not on scene.

AirData Live Streaming runs on the drones and flight apps you already fly, with the same account, the same people, and the same flight record as everything else.

One place to watch every feed, control who sees it, and keep what matters.

Pilots go live from the flight app already in use, with under a second of latency. Multiview brings up to seven feeds together, secure sharing controls access, and streams can be recorded or rewound without leaving the live operation.

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Multiview player

Watch up to seven live feeds in one place as pilots go live.

Feeds appear automatically

Any viewer can enlarge the feed that matters most

Separate rooms for teams, agencies, or activities

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Stream from any flight app

Send the pilot’s screen or a direct camera feed to viewers in under a second.

No additional hardware needed

Pilot screen or RTMP, RTSP, or SRT feed

Adaptive streaming for cellular and remote sites

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Secure sharing

Control who can watch and how long access remains active.

Encrypted end to end

Share by link, PIN, or QR code

Outside viewers use a browser, no account required

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Record and rewind

Save streams for later review and move back through the live feed without leaving it.

Up to 10 previous minutes captured

Rewind while the stream stays live

Optional auto-start when a stream goes live

Give your entire operation a view from above, with up to seven streams live at once and recordings ready for later.

Without extra hardware, pilots can stream their device screen through the AirData mobile app or connect a direct camera feed, then control exactly who can watch.

“Live streaming through AirData has been a game changer for situational awareness, helping our team see everything in real time and coordinate seamlessly during major incidents.”

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Chad Tillman

Huntsville PD

Multiview player

Monitor up to seven live drone feeds in one view.

The Multiview Player brings up to seven streams into one screen. Feeds populate the room as pilots go live, and each viewer can enlarge the feed that matters at that moment. Additional rooms can be restricted to specific personnel or organizations.

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Seven feeds: Follow multiple pilots and operations from one screen.

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Automatic population: Active streams appear as pilots go live.

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Live alerts: Notify supervisors and stakeholders when a stream begins.

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Stream from any flight app

Live in seconds, from the aircraft and apps you already use.

Streaming is enabled from account settings, so aircraft already in service can go live without new equipment or a technician visit. Pilots start the stream from the AirData mobile app on the device connected to the controller.

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Stream options: Share the pilot screen or direct RTMP, RTSP, or SRT feed.

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Sub-second latency: Give viewers a live view as operations unfold.

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Adaptive streaming: Maintain usable video quality on cellular and remote networks.

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Secure sharing

Share live video securely with the people who need it.

A Room Share is an invitation to one live streaming room. Name it for the group it serves, set an expiration date, require a PIN, then send the link or QR code by email. Streams are encrypted end to end, and outside viewers watch in a browser without an AirData account.

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Named shares: Create separate access for teams, field personnel, and outside organizations.

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Expiration and PIN: Set access duration and add PIN protection.

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Across accounts: Bring pilots from different AirData accounts into one room.

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Record and rewind

Rewind live video and save the full stream for later.

Stream Recording and Rewind saves live streams to your account and lets viewers move back through the last 10 minutes without leaving the live feed. Pilots start and stop recording in the app, admins set the rules in account settings, and recordings can be shared with a PIN, an expiration date, and a QR code.

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10-minute capture: Start recording with the previous 10 minutes included.

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Optional auto-start: Record automatically whenever a stream goes live.

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Automatic retention: Set retention periods and let cleanup run automatically.

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Menlo Park Fire command can find any pilot’s live feed from one place.

Menlo Park Fire

Menlo Park Fire brings its growing DFR operation into one system.

Menlo Park Fire uses AirData to stream live video and monitor more than 100 batteries as its DFR program expands. Responders rely on that visibility to show leadership how drones support emergency operations.

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Questions about Live Operations

Yes. AirData streams the pilot’s device screen from any flight app without additional hardware. The platform supports 180+ drone types, 40+ manufacturers, and 60 flight apps.

AirData uses WebRTC to deliver sub-one-second latency, giving command staff and other viewers a near-real-time view of the operation.

Yes. Share a secure browser link protected by a unique URL and PIN, or provide a QR code. External viewers can watch without creating an AirData account.

Yes. Dynamic Multiview brings active feeds into one dashboard as pilots go live. Streams can also be recorded and played back after the operation.

OK to Fly is AirData’s preflight decision tool. It brings weather and airspace intelligence into the mission plan, together with operating areas, pilot and aircraft assignments, and built-in chat. Part of its weather service is informed by AirData’s own flight data.

Yes. Teams can manage LAANC authorization through AirData’s partnership with CAL Analytics and use custom pre- and post-flight checklists to make required procedures clear before and after each flight.

Make shared awareness part of every operation.

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