How to Export Flight Logs from DJI Apps (DJI Pilot 2 & DJI Fly)

Exporting flight logs is essential for reviewing flight data, troubleshooting issues, or uploading records to a centralized platform. This guide explains how to export logs from both the DJI Pilot 2 and DJI Fly apps on Android and iOS.

Exporting Logs from DJI Pilot 2 (Remote Controller)

Step 1: Connect your DJI remote controller (such as the DJI RC Plus) to your computer using a USB-C cable.

Step 2: On your computer, open the file explorer and navigate to the controller’s internal storage. Go to: Internal Storage > DJI > com.dji.industry.pilot > FlightRecord

Step 3: Inside the FlightRecord folder, flight logs will appear as .txt files named like: DJIFlightRecord_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.txt

Step 4: Copy the .txt files to your computer.

Exporting Logs from DJI Fly (Android)

Step 1: Connect your Android phone or tablet to your computer using a USB cable.

Step 2: Open the file explorer on your computer and go to: Internal Storage > DJI > dji.go.v5 > FlightRecord

Step 3: Inside the FlightRecord folder, flight logs will appear as .txt files named like: DJIFlightRecord_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.txt

Step 4: Copy the .txt files to your computer.

Exporting Logs from DJI Go 4 (Remote Controller)

Step 1: Connect your DJI remote controller (such as the DJI RC Plus) to your computer using a USB-C cable.

Step 2: On your computer, open the file explorer and navigate to the controller’s internal storage. Go to: Internal Storage > DJI > dji.go.v4> FlightRecord

Step 3: Inside the FlightRecord folder, flight logs will appear as .txt files named like: DJIFlightRecord_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.txt

Step 4: Copy the .txt files to your computer.

Exporting Logs from DJI Fly (iOS)

Step 1: Open the Files app on your iPhone.

Step 2: Navigate to: On My iPhone > DJI Fly > FlightRecords

Step 3: Flight logs will appear as .txt files named like: DJIFlightRecord_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.txt

Step 4: Copy the .txt files to your computer using AirDrop or Cable

Upload Flight Logs to AirHub

Step 1: Open the AirHub - Drone Operations Center (DOC) , go to the Missions section.

Step 2: Click the "import" button and choose "Manually Upload"

Step 3: Select the ".txt" files and upload

For personal workspace Flights are automatically added to your logbook with you assigned as the pilot.

For Organizational workspace You’ll be asked to assign team roles such as pilot, payload operator, or observer before the import is finalized.