# Create Your First Project

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**Tip:** With this quick tutorial, you can learn how to easily start your first flight.
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Good Station is a project-based flight app for easy drone flying. In order to start a flight, you need to create a flight project and create a mission in the project. A project can contain multiple missions. 

After completing the settings and connecting the aircraft, the app will upload the mission to the aircraft. Starting the mission is as simple as a single click, and the aircraft will autonomously execute the flight plan based on your settings.

During the mission, you can monitor the entire life cycle of the mission from the FPV and the map interfaces, and intervene the execution of the mission at any time. 

In most cases, you do not need any intervention on the automatic flight mission, the aircraft will automatically return to the preset home location (usually the take-off location) after completing the mission.

## Create Project

Hit the big blue + on the homepage to create a new project.

![](https://2335787272-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FKgh71qVmIlVsmg3vOiN9%2Fuploads%2Fwwwz84h36XogGCvP8OYJ%2FIMG_0964.PNG?alt=media\&token=704875ad-ff49-4ddc-a328-e1fcc7a411d7)

Then you can click the project title to give it a new name, or click the cover to enter the mission editor.


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