Fleet & flights

FAA registration #, MTOW, Remote ID flag, payload, and battery count per drone.

Every drone sits on a clean row with its FAA registration number, MTOW, Remote ID flag, payload, and battery count, so the fleet is one auditable list rather than a spreadsheet. It replaces the drone inventory kept without an audit trail.

Airspace class (B/C/D/E/G), nearest ICAO, recorded LAANC authorization #, altitude cap, and post-flight notes.

Each flight records its airspace class, nearest ICAO, the LAANC authorization number you obtained, the altitude cap, and post-flight notes. The LAANC authorization is recorded here — you enter the authorization number you received from your USS provider; the platform doesn't request the authorization for you. It replaces flight records that exist only in someone's memory.

Night / OOPP / BVLOS / swarms / operating-limit waivers with FAA #, scope, expiry, and document.

Each 107.205 waiver — night, operations over people, BVLOS, multiple aircraft, or other operating limits — is a row with its FAA waiver number, scope, expiry, and the stored document, and flights record which waivers applied. It replaces waivers on a USB stick.

Per-drone Remote ID compliance flag; the registry surfaces any drone without it.

Each drone carries a Remote ID compliance flag, and the registry surfaces any aircraft that doesn't have it set — so a non-compliant drone is visible rather than assumed. It replaces tracking Remote ID status in your head.