Upload your DJI flight logs

Can SkySuite get my flights from my DJI account?

No. DJI stopped syncing flight records to its cloud for US pilots in 2024, so DJI Fly and DJI Pilot 2 keep them only on the controller or phone, and no app can download them from your DJI account. Copy them off the device and upload them instead. It takes a couple of minutes, and flights you already uploaded are skipped, so you can upload the whole folder every time.

Uploading the logs

1. In the left menu, click Office › Equipment › Flight Log · /office/equipment/flight-log.
2. Click “Upload Flight Logs”.
3. Click “Choose files”, or “Choose a folder” for the whole FlightRecord folder. A .zip of the folder works too, and so does dragging the files onto the page.
4. The “Import summary” says how many flights were added, how many duplicates were skipped and how many files couldn’t be read. Aircraft and batteries found in the logs’ serial numbers are added to your Equipment by themselves.

Where the files are

The upload page’s “Where do I find my flight logs?” box has the full list. The usual places:

• DJI Fly (Mini, Air, Mavic 3, Avata) on an Android phone or a DJI RC screen controller: connect it to a computer by USB and open Android/data/dji.go.v5/files/FlightRecord. On an iPhone or iPad: Files › On My iPhone › DJI Fly › FlightRecords, then compress the folder and upload the .zip.
• DJI Pilot 2 (DJI RC Plus and other enterprise controllers): USB-C to a computer › Internal shared storage › DJI/com.dji.industry.pilot/FlightRecord.
• DJI GO 4 (Phantom 4, Mavic 2): DJI/dji.go.v4/FlightRecord on Android.
• Litchi and other flight apps: upload their .csv or .kml exports.

The files are named like DJIFlightRecord_2024-09-01_[14-55-49].txt.

Common questions

Do the logs count toward my storage? Yes. Raw flight logs are kept and count toward your plan’s storage. If the summary says “not added (storage full)”, see Settings › Account › Billing & Plan.

My drone isn’t a DJI. Can I still upload? Yes, when your flight app can export the flight as a .csv or .kml file: upload that. If a file couldn’t be read, the “Import summary” says so.