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DroneLogbook & DJI FlightHub 2 Integration Guide

Use FlightHub Sync to transfer project flight logs to the storage bucket designated by DroneLogbook, then select and import the logs in DroneLogbook.

FlightHub Sync · File synchronizationAWS S3Flight log import

Contents

1. Overview and workflow
2. Prerequisites
3. Integration requirements and operational notes
4. Part 1 — FlightHub 2 configuration
5. Part 2 — DroneLogbook import
6. Verify the result
7. References

1Overview and workflow

This integration uses FlightHub Sync file synchronization. FlightHub 2 transfers flight logs from selected projects to the S3 bucket designated by DroneLogbook, according to the sync rule. On the DroneLogbook Import page, use the organization key and DJI server location to select a project, refresh available logs, and import them.

FlightHub 2 project flight logs→FlightHub Sync rule→DroneLogbook-designated S3 bucket→DroneLogbook Import→Select and import logs

Stage-by-stage verification

1. Connection established: pass the storage connectivity check and save the configuration.
2. Sync configured: select source projects, enable “Flight Logs: FlightHub → Third-Party,” and save the rule.
3. Logs available: save the organization key and server location on the Import page, then refresh and review available project logs.
4. Import completed: import selected logs and verify the corresponding flight information in DroneLogbook.

2Prerequisites

1. Register for a DroneLogbook account: https://www.dronelogbook.com/hp/1/index.html

• Prepare a DJI FlightHub 2 account with access to the relevant organization settings and support for FlightHub Sync. The official DroneLogbook guide states that FlightHub PRO users can enable this feature; confirm current version entitlements with DJI.
• Contact DroneLogbook in advance to obtain the Bucket SK for the designated storage bucket.

3Integration requirements and operational notes

Service availability

Use this integration in supported regions outside the United States, as confirmed by DroneLogbook. Confirm regional availability before setup.

Content and direction

This guide configures flight logs from FlightHub 2 to the DroneLogbook-designated bucket, based on selected projects and sync rules.

Private server

For a private DroneLogbook server, replace www.dronelogbook.com in the Import URL with your server domain and retain /flightImport/logFlightImporter_DJIFlightHub.php.

Credential handling

Obtain the Bucket SK from DroneLogbook. Use the actual SK and organization key in the configuration interface and share redacted screenshots.

4Part 1 — FlightHub 2 configuration

Open My Organization

Open My Organization.

Open My Organization

Open organization settings

In the organization list, click the Settings icon in the Actions column for the organization you want to configure.

Open organization settings

View Third-Party Cloud Service

Click View Third-Party Cloud Service.

View Third-Party Cloud Service

Open File Synchronization

Open File Synchronization.

Open File Synchronization

Add Storage Configuration

Click Add Storage Configuration.

Add Storage Configuration

Enter bucket parameters and check connectivity

Enter the following storage configuration:

Bucket Name: dlb-dji-flighthub2
Bucket AK: AKIARWWWWGAHCUVSLKM5
Bucket SK: Contact DroneLogbook to obtain the secret key.
Region: ca-central-1

Click Connectivity Check to test the connection. Once the status shows Connected, click Save Configuration.

Enter bucket parameters and check connectivity

Create a sync rule

Click Create Sync Rule.

Create a sync rule

Select projects and flight log direction

1. Under Destination Storage Configuration, select the storage configuration you just created.
2. Under Select Source Project, select the projects you want to sync.
3. Under Sync Content and Direction Control, enable FlightHub → Third-Party for Flight Logs.
4. Click Save Rule.

Select projects and flight log direction

Copy the organization key

Copy the organization key from the Organization Settings page.

Copy the organization key

5Part 2 — DroneLogbook import

Configure DroneLogbook Import

1. Open the DroneLogbook Import page.
2. Enter the organization key in Your FlightHub Org Key and select the appropriate DJI Server Location.
3. Click Save.

Configure DroneLogbook Import

Refresh and select logs to import

1. Click Refresh.
2. Select the project you want to sync.
3. Select the flight logs you want to import.

Refresh and select logs to import

6Verify the result

Completion checklist

1. Confirm that the storage configuration passes the connectivity check and that both the storage configuration and sync rule have been saved. After verifying the connection, confirm log availability and import results on the Import page.
2. Save the organization key and DJI server location on the DroneLogbook Import page, click Refresh, and select a project configured for synchronization.
3. Select available flight logs to import. After importing, verify that the logs appear in DroneLogbook and check the corresponding flight information.

7References

DroneLogbook Official Integration Guide: DJI FlightHub Telemetry Log Sync (beta)

Official guide last updated: December 5, 2025.

Use the menu labels shown in your software. Confirm account entitlements, configuration parameters, and service availability against official platform documentation before deployment.