Aircraft Identification
Distinguish similar drones with registration, Remote ID, and internal asset details.
AIRCRAFT & MAINTENANCE
Drone Maintenance Log.
Aircraft Hours, Together
Keep UAV maintenance entries, aircraft identification, and running flight-time totals in one place. UAScribe helps commercial pilots and public safety operators review the history of each drone on iPhone or iPad.
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Identify The Right Aircraft
Keep model, FAA registration, Remote ID serial, and internal asset details together. Select the aircraft when documenting a mission so the flight belongs to the right record.
Automatic Flight-time Totals For Each Aircraft
The latest UAScribe keeps a running flight-time total for each aircraft from the flights you document. Review the accumulated time in the aircraft’s maintenance section alongside its service history.
The built-in flight timer records individual flight duration and carries that time into the mission report. You can also start and stop the timer from a compatible paired Apple Watch.
Keep Service History Within Reach
Add maintenance entries for the aircraft and review previous work when preparing for the next mission. Your aircraft and maintenance records remain locally stored on your device.
See what to include in a maintenance entry →Aircraft Flight Time
Keep a running total from documented flights without adding each flight’s duration by hand.
Maintenance History
Keep service entries with the aircraft they belong to, ready to review before the next flight.
UAS MAINTENANCE RECORDS
What Should A Drone Maintenance Log Include?
A useful aircraft maintenance record connects the aircraft, the work performed, and the context needed to understand it later. Use the maintenance entry and notes to capture the details relevant to your operation.
| Record | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Aircraft identity | Model, registration, or asset name identifies which drone received the work. |
| Date and aircraft time | The service date and accumulated flight time give the entry useful context. |
| Findings and work performed | Describe what you observed, inspected, repaired, replaced, or updated. |
| Parts and reference information | Include relevant component identifiers and manufacturer references in your notes. |
| Person and follow-up | Note who completed the work and any remaining action. |
For example, “Replaced damaged front-left propeller; inspected remaining propellers and mounts; recorded part reference” is more useful later than “Checked drone.” Use the maintenance log guide and printable worksheet for a fuller example of record structure.
Choose inspection tasks and service intervals from your aircraft manufacturer’s instructions. For FAA guidance, see AC 107-2A, Chapter 7: sUAS Maintenance and Inspection. Aircraft hours provide context; they do not by themselves establish that an aircraft is ready to fly.
Before the next mission, review your UAV preflight checklist and any unresolved maintenance observations.
Drone Maintenance Log Questions
Does UAScribe automatically total flight time for each aircraft?
Yes. In the latest App Store version, UAScribe keeps a running flight-time total for each aircraft from your documented flights. Review it in the aircraft’s maintenance section.
Does the flight timer put time into the mission report?
Yes. The built-in timer records the flight duration and carries it into the report. A compatible paired Apple Watch can send start and stop commands to the iPhone timer.
Does this automatically import DJI or Autel telemetry?
No. The aircraft total uses the flights you document in UAScribe. It does not require or provide automatic DJI or Autel flight-log synchronization.
Is this for drone aircraft maintenance records?
Yes. UAScribe is designed for UAV and UAS operations. It organizes drone identification, recorded flight time, and maintenance entries; it is not a maintenance sign-off system for crewed aircraft.
Where are my aircraft and maintenance records stored?
Records are stored locally on the device where you create them. No UAScribe account or developer-operated cloud database is required. See the privacy policy for information about requested online lookups and device backups.
SEE UASCRIBE IN ACTION
Keep Your Aircraft Records In View
Identification, accumulated flight time, and maintenance information, organized by aircraft.
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KEEP THE RECORD WITH THE FLIGHT
Keep Aircraft Hours And Service History Together
Document each flight, review the running total, and keep the next maintenance entry connected to the aircraft.
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