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# Executing an Operation & Automatic Flight Log Capture

Once an operation has been planned and approved (if required), the pilot can proceed to execute the flight. AirHub<sup>®</sup> Portal facilitates seamless flight log capture to ensure comprehensive record-keeping for every operation.

* **Operation Execution:** The pilot conducts the drone operation as planned.
* **Automated Flight Log Capture:** To ensure flight logs are automatically captured during execution, pilots with appropriate aircraft and controllers can install the [**Flight Log Sync App**](/setup-integrations-and-customizations/dji-flight-log-syncing.md) on the supported controllers. This app enables automated flight log syncing with your AirHub<sup>®</sup> Portal account. This feature is particularly beneficial for organizations with Team and Advanced licenses, streamlining the data collection process.


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