AirData adds eight languages to widen access to its drone fleet platform
AirData has rolled out full multilingual support across its drone fleet management platform, making the service available in eight languages on both its web application and mobile apps.
The supported languages are English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Hebrew. The platform automatically displays the interface in a supported language based on a user’s device or browser settings. Users do not need manual configuration, plugins or external translation tools. The update is designed to make the system easier to use for international customers and distributed drone teams.
AirData is used by commercial operators, public safety agencies and government drone programs to manage day-to-day flight operations, reporting and compliance. By extending language coverage across navigation and workflow functions, the company is targeting a smoother operating experience for organizations running fleets across multiple regions. The move also reflects broader demand for software platforms that can support drone programs beyond a single market or language environment.
The company said the translated interface covers core workflows used in daily fleet operations across web and mobile. AirData also plans to expand localization further with additional languages and support tied to regional regulations, compliance requirements and airspace considerations. For drone operators managing teams across borders, that could lower adoption barriers and improve operational consistency as programs scale internationally.