Flights

The Flights page includes all the automatically recorded drone flights as well as any manually added flights.

You can click a flight card to view or edit it.

Each flight record provides all the relevant data about the flight:

• Flight Details gives the name, flight duration info, takeoff location, distance traveled, max altitude and distance to pilot, whether the flight was auto- or manually-generated, the associated COA ID and TX Log (if applicable), whether the preflight checklist was completed, and a field for notes
• Weather Report provides basic weather conditions at the time of the flight.
• Alerts indicates whether there are any data-related issues with this flight record.
• Crew shows the pilot, and allows you to add any other crew members as appropriate.
• Hardware lists the drone, battery, tablet, and sensors used on the flight.
• Location shows where the flight originated.
• Missions lists the mission this flight is associated with, or allows your to add it to a new mission.
• Teams indicates which teams this flight is associated with.
• Incidents shows any incidents that were reported for this flight and allows you to add new incidents as needed.
• Call for Service Logs lists all CFS logs associated with the flight, if applicable. CFS logs are currently limited to DroneSense Remote operations.

You can update a flight record by clicking the links for each section. Note that not all fields are editable after the flight has completed, so you might need to append notes to indicate any changes or corrections to the recorded flight data.

At the upper right of  the flight details, you can Archive a flight or mark it as a Training flight by using the corresponding buttons above the flight path image. You also can download a PDF report of the flight, or generate a CSV file of its CFS logs.

In the flight path thumbnail in the upper left of the flight details, you can click View in Replay to open a new window that provides a visual playback of the drone's path and other flight details. Click Export Flight Path to export a flight path to file. You can export to GeoJSON, KML, or GPX format.