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Drones

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Drones

Your drone fleet is at the heart of your operations. The AirHub platform provides a complete set of tools to manage every drone as a distinct asset, from initial registration to end-of-life archiving. This allows you to track details, control team access, and maintain a clear overview of your entire fleet. This section contains all the guides you need to manage your drones in the asset library.

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Ground Control

How to: Add Drones to Your Workspace

Adding drones to your library is helpful for multiple reasons. It’ll give you a clear overview of which drones are present within the organization, provide clarity on drones due for maintenance, and enable you to track where each drone has flown, among other benefits. On this page, you will learn how to add new drones and how to edit existing ones.

Explained: 4G in DJI drones

How 4G works on DJI Enterprise drones, why takeoff still requires a radio controller, and how link quality is displayed in AirHub Cockpit and DJI Pilot 2.

How to: Edit Drone Information

Keeping your fleet's information accurate is essential for compliance and operational efficiency. You can easily edit the details of any drone in your assets at any time.

How to: Archive a Drone

When a drone is sold, retired, or out of service for an extended period, you can archive it to remove it from your active fleet list. Archiving keeps your asset list clean while preserving all historical data associated with the drone.

How to: Manage Your Drones

Adding drones to your library is helpful for multiple reasons. It’ll give you a clear overview of which drones are present within the organization, provide clarity on drones due for maintenance, and enable you to track where each drone has flown, among other benefits. On this page, you will learn how to add new drones and how to edit existing ones.

Supported Drones with AirHub

View all drones supported by AirHub and explore their available features, including livestreaming, telemetry, and automated flight capabilities.

Drone Operations Center

Explained: 4G in DJI drones

How 4G works on DJI Enterprise drones, why takeoff still requires a radio controller, and how link quality is displayed in AirHub Cockpit and DJI Pilot 2.

How to: Add Drones to a Workspace

Keeping your fleet organized is crucial for efficient operations. This guide will walk you through the two ways to add drones to your AirHub workspace: manually or by importing from your DJI account.

How to: Edit Drone Information

Keeping your fleet's information accurate is essential for compliance and operational efficiency. You can easily edit the details of any drone in your assets at any time.

How to: Archive a Drone

When a drone is sold, retired, or out of service for an extended period, you can archive it to remove it from your active fleet list. Archiving keeps your asset list clean while preserving all historical data associated with the drone.

How to: Assign Ownership of an Asset to a Team

Assigning ownership of a drone to one or more teams is a key feature for managing your fleet, especially in larger organizations. When you assign a drone to a team, only members of that team will be able to view the drone and assign it to missions. This helps to declutter asset lists and ensures the right teams are using the right equipment.