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FlightHub 2

DJI FlightHub 2 is DJI's fleet and operations management platform for dock operations, live views and mission planning. Here is what DJI publishes and the questions to settle first.

Last reviewed Oct 27, 2026 4 linked sources Service first. No sales pitch.
Overview

What DJI says it does

Cloud operations

DJI describes FlightHub 2 as a cloud platform for drone operations management: remote control, intelligent flight scheduling, route management and third-party integration.
Source: [1]

On-premises option

DJI documents a FlightHub 2 On-Premises (private) deployment that runs on the organization's own infrastructure.
Source: [2]

Payload support

DJI lists FlightHub 2 as supported software for the Zenmuse H30 series.
Source: [3]
Checklist

Questions to settle before you deploy

Cloud or on-premises?
Decide where video, photos and logs are stored and who controls that infrastructure. DJI documents both options. [2]
Who gets which role?
Map pilot, observer and viewer roles to people and mutual-aid partners.
How is live video shared?
Plan how command staff and partner agencies see a feed, and who approves access.
Does storage match Ohio records law?
HB 251 requires retaining data relevant to investigations or litigation and treats flight data as a public record unless exempt. [4]
Research pending
Pricing, licensing tiers and security certifications
Not verified from DJI published sources. Ask your dealer for a written quote and DJI's current security documentation.

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