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# Adding Notes
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This process works the same for both Fleet Manager & Pilot, as long as you're authorized to fly the aircraft.
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To add a note to an aircraft, click on any drone under the 'Aircraft' tab. On the aircraft profile page, click the 'Add Note' button under the drone icon.
This will take you to a page where you can add a note. Type anything into the text field, and hit 'Publish Note'.
You'll be taken back to the aircrafts profile page, where a popup will show the note you made. A section called 'New Notes' will show above Note History, which contains notes & preflight checklists that you haven't viewed yet. Once viewed, they'll go under Note History.
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