Airdata
6.5/10Airdata UAV is a drone fleet management platform. It syncs flight logs, analyzes battery and equipment health, and tracks maintenance and compliance for drone programs.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Airdata UAV, formerly called HealthyDrones, is a cloud platform for drone operators based in El Dorado Hills, California. The company reports more than 65 million flights logged and over 1,550 enterprise drone programs. Its pilot app pulls in flight logs from DJI apps, Autel Explorer, Parrot FreeFlight, DroneDeploy, Drone Harmony, Dronelink and other flight apps. Flights can be replayed in 2D or 3D with stick inputs, signal strength and per-cell battery voltage. The platform diagnoses battery deviation and efficiency, tracks maintenance and equipment changes, and sends alerts. It also keeps flight records that help with FAA Part 107 and public safety COA documentation. It suits solo commercial pilots as well as public safety, utility and enterprise programs that need multi-pilot oversight. Public pricing tiers are based on active flights: a free plan, then Lite at 2.99, Gold at 6.99 and Pro at 14.99 US dollars per month, with small discounts for annual billing. Enterprise is quoted per drone and adds organizations, role-based permissions, API access, custom checklists, mission planning and document storage. Live streaming and QR-based asset management are Enterprise add-ons. The main limitation is scope: Airdata handles flight operations and drone health, not imagery processing, mapping or inspection analytics, so teams pair it with other tools. Independent user reviews are also scarce.
Our Rating
Who Airdata is best for
Good fit
The product is built around flight logs, drone maintenance and compliance records for commercial drone operators.
The low-cost paid tiers and the free tier suit solo pilots and small operators.
Resellers position it for public safety programs that need COA documentation and multi-pilot oversight.
Less suited
The Enterprise plan adds organizations, role-based permissions, API access and per-drone pricing for larger fleets.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The free tier and paid plans from 2.99 US dollars per month make it inexpensive for individual pilots.
- It syncs logs from many flight apps, including DJI, Autel, Parrot, DroneDeploy and Dronelink.
- Battery diagnostics go deep, down to per-cell voltage, deviation alerts and replacement recommendations.
- Flight records support FAA Part 107 and public safety COA documentation.
Cons
- It does not process imagery or produce maps or inspection analytics.
- API access, role permissions and custom checklists are limited to the quote-based Enterprise plan.
- Live streaming and asset management cost extra on top of Enterprise.
- Independent user reviews are scarce; SourceForge lists no ratings.
Key Features
Airdata Pricing
Free
- Includes ads
- 1 shared pilot
- 100 active flights
- CSV and KML export
- 6-month flight archive
- Battery efficiency and deviation diagnostics
HD 360 Lite
or $33/year (save 8%)
- No ads
- 12-month archive
- 400 active flights
- In-flight wind data
- Prioritized processing
HD 360 Gold
or $77/year (save 8%)
- Battery trends
- 12-month archive
- 1,200 active flights
- Maintenance tracking
- Original log download
- 8 drones and 16 batteries
HD 360 Pro
or $165/year (save 8%)
- 24-month archive
- Equipment alerts
- Regulatory reports
- 3,000 active flights
- 16 drones and 48 batteries
Enterprise
- Document storage
- Mission planning
- Priced per drone
- API access and advanced reporting
- Custom maintenance and checklists
- Unlimited flights, pilots and archive
- Organizations and role-based permissions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The free plan covers 100 active flights for one pilot with a 6-month archive, and it includes ads.
Listings name DJI apps, Autel Explorer, Parrot FreeFlight, DroneDeploy, Drone Harmony and Dronelink, among others.
Enterprise is a custom quote priced per drone. It includes unlimited flights, pilots and archive.
Yes, API access is included in the Enterprise plan.
On the Lite, Gold and Pro plans, restoring archived flights costs 15 US dollars per restore. The fee is waived with annual billing.
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