AutoFly V26.09
AutoFly v26.09 sets up Remote ID correctly for each region, steadies Unleash live streaming, adds German, tidies the cockpit, and fixes a case where a dropped link was mistaken for a landing.
Updated 7 Oct 2026
What’s new
- Remote ID set up for your region: a new Remote ID screen, opened from the menu, shows whether Remote ID is broadcasting and applies your region’s rules automatically, with a manual override. It also shows the aircraft’s UA number and your operator registration number, and whether the aircraft has accepted each one.
- Steadier live streaming: Unleash live streams test the connection for the first few seconds, then hold one picture quality for the rest of the flight instead of stepping up and down. Resolution (360p up to Full HD) and frame rate can be chosen, and streams now default to 10 frames per second.
- German language: AutoFly is now fully available in German.
- Back to the video when a mission starts: a new setting closes the mission screen as soon as a mission, task or flight path starts, so pilots land straight on the live video and telemetry.
- Smart Inspection thumbnails: Smart Inspection profiles now show a preview thumbnail in the mission list, mission details and the quick-start card.
- Refreshed look: new AutoFly app icon, brandmark and notification icon.
Reliability and stability
- A dropped connection is no longer mistaken for a landing, so post-flight syncing can’t start while the aircraft is still in the air, and the pilot keeps full control, including pausing return-to-home.
- The left panel can be collapsed and now fits its content, keeping more of the live view clear.
- The map no longer spins by accident while zooming.
Bug fixes
- Street view layer settings no longer hide the mission plan on the main map.
- Long camera settings lists, such as photo modes, now scroll instead of being cut off.
- A misleading “Memory card not recommended” message from the aircraft no longer appears in device health.
- Flight log distances display correctly on devices that use a comma as the decimal separator.