AirData Drone Fleet Management and Flight Data Platform

AirData is a drone operations data company based in El Dorado Hills, California, with its site active since 2015. It positions itself as the operational intelligence platform for drone programmes, serving individual pilots through to large enterprise and public safety fleets, and reports more than 68 million flights logged, about 477,000 pilots and over 900,000 drones tracked.

The cloud platform automatically syncs flight logs from more than 180 drone types, 40 manufacturers and 60 flight apps, then analyses battery health, aircraft deviations and in-flight wind. Fleet tools track pilots, certifications, drones, batteries, kits and maintenance schedules, with QR-based check-out and defect reporting. Enterprise features add missions with approval flows, checklists, role-based organisations, compliance reports, ADS-B on the planning map, low-latency live streaming and a REST API.

• Flight log sync: automatic import from 60 flight apps with 3D replay, terrain and hazard insights.
• Battery and aircraft diagnostics: voltage, current and deviation analysis plus in-flight wind estimates.
• Fleet and asset management: drones, batteries, kits, QR check-out, maintenance triggers and defect reports.
• Pilot management: certificates, skills, night hours and inactivity alerts.
• Missions and compliance: risk-based approval flows, checklists, e-signatures and regulatory reports.
• Live streaming: sub-second video from any drone with multiview, recording and rewind.

• Agricultural drone service providers tracking battery health, maintenance and pilot hours across spraying fleets.
• Power and telecom companies standardising pre-flight checklists and approvals for inspection teams.
• Police and fire departments managing pilot certifications and streaming drone video to command centres.

• Automatic log sync and battery diagnostics flag aircraft and battery issues before they cause incidents or costly repairs.
• Brand-agnostic support for 180+ drone types lets mixed fleets be managed in one place.
• Audit-ready compliance and mission reports save administrative time for regulated operators.
• A free plan and paid plans from 2.99 US dollars per month let teams start small and scale to enterprise.

As organisations grow from a few drones to large mixed fleets, they need central records of flights, pilots, batteries and maintenance to satisfy regulators and insurers, especially as BVLOS rules arrive. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, agriculture, utility and public safety operators running many DJI, XAG and other drones face the same need to track equipment and pilot compliance.

Based in El Dorado Hills, California, USA; site copyright from 2015. Reports more than 68 million flights logged and about 477,000 pilots. The web and mobile apps support 8 languages, and the platform is preparing users for the FAA Part 108 BVLOS rule.