There are several options for using Air Control with Android-based remote controllers.
Device Support
Air Control can be installed on any Android-based device or remote controller. As long as that device connects to the internet, it can also support encrypted live streaming.
Air Control supports DJI SmartControllers and the newer RC Pros and RC Plus models.
CrystalSky devices are no longer supported.
Choose how you fly:
In most cases, Air Control is installed directly onto the device. This route offers a secure, direct flight logging experience without an import connection.
Operators may still fly in the manufacturer's flight app. Import connections can be set up to support this workflow. Manual flight logs are also available. Imports and manual flight logs can be merged if needed.
If the app is not installed on the remote controller, Air Control should be installed on a mobile phone for logging activity while in the field.
Download Links:
Air Control - SDK4: https://shorturl.at/d4Mys
Flight Support: DJI Go, Go4, Pilot (Mavic to Mavic 2, M200/M210, Phantom 4, for e.g.)
Controller Support: SmartController, RC Pro, RC Plus, and any Android-based device including Autel, Skydio, etc. CrystalSky monitors are not supported.
Streaming: Any Android device/drone
Flight logging: Automatic if flown inside Air Control, Manual flight logs are available when flying outside the app. Import connections are available to supplement manual logs.
Air Control - SDK5: https://shorturl.at/otVsn
Flight Support: Pilot 2 (Mini 3 Pro, Mavic 3E/3T, M30T, M300, M350)
Controller Support: RC Pro, RC Plus, SmartController (for M300 only)
Streaming: Supported drones, flown in Air Control
Flight Logging: Automatic when flying within Air Control. Only recommended for supported drones.
Last verified firmware version (newer firmware may be supported):
M3E/T - 09.00.05.05
M30 - 06.00.13.06
M300 - 03.04.18.42
M350 - 05.05.00.43
Installation
You can type the short URL included above directly into your Remote Controller's internet browser and download the file directly to the remote. Select "Open" once downloaded, open the File Explorer app, and tap the downloaded APK file that should be in the Download folder.
If the APK file is downloaded to a desktop computer, it can then be transferred to the remote controller via a cable or USB drive. Then on your device, open the File Explorer app, locate the APK file, and tap to install.
Here's a video on how to download and install Air Control on a SmartController:
System Requirements:
Supported CPU Architecture: arm64-v8a
Minimum Android Version: Android 7
Maximum Android Version: Android 13
Recommended RAM: >4GB