Hangar: aircraft, flight logs, and maintenance

The Hangar (Account → Fleet, inside Mission Control — the name for your account console as a whole) is where your aircraft live: every registered aircraft gets firmware advice, recall flags, and its own history. You can register up to 24 aircraft and 64 batteries on an account.

Register an aircraft

Add the model, serial, and hardware revision (the revision code is printed on the flight controller). Recording the installed firmware version and target enables the useful part:

• Untracked — no target or installed version recorded yet. This is where every new registration starts, and it's why a fresh entry gives you no advice until you fill those two fields in.
• Update available — a newer flight-tested build supports your revision.
• Recalled — the installed build was yanked; reflash before flying.
• Current — nothing to do.

The advice follows your channel: stable-channel aircraft are never pushed onto beta builds.

Flight logs

Log flights with duration and outcome. Totals per airframe (flights, airtime, incidents) surface on the aircraft page — the fastest way to notice "this quad has crashed three times this month and now the ESC runs hot."

Maintenance logs

Record repairs and part swaps against the aircraft. Tickets attach to a drone model rather than to an individual airframe, so when the history matters, paste the aircraft's serial into your first message — that's what lets us line the ticket up with the right entry and skip a twenty-question thread.

Batteries

Track packs separately with cycle counts — see Battery care and storage for the thresholds that matter.