Part 91Flight logs
Log the flight before you leave the airplane.
After landing, the crew get a link. A photo of the Hobbs or tach and the fuel gauges fills in the log, and the aircraft's counters and maintenance update themselves.
How it works.
The link arrives on landing
When the FAA shows the flight on the ground, each crew member gets a link by text or email. No sign-in needed.
- Photo of the Hobbs or tach reads the number for you
- Photo of the fuel gauges adds up the tanks
- Save as you go, leg by leg
- Takeoff and landing times from the FAA
Counters update themselves
Hobbs, tach, cycles and fuel roll into the aircraft's totals, maintenance due dates move with them, and the next fuel plan starts from what's in the tanks.
What's included.
- Meter and fuel photos read for you
- Leg by leg, save as you go
- Cycles counted one per flight
- FAA takeoff and landing times
- Totals and maintenance stay current
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