Every column the FAA asks for. Currency math you don't have to do. ForeFlight CSV export on tap. Built into the same workspace that runs your scheduling, recurrency, and dispatch — no second login, no second tool.
Total / PIC / SIC / cross-country / night / actual & simulated IFR / dual received / dual given / solo / sim — all in integer-tenths so payroll can read them clean.
90-day landings, 6-month IFR approaches, and totals roll up live. No spreadsheet hygiene. Examiner asks for proof of currency — you point at the page.
ForeFlight-compatible CSV in one click. Print the table directly to a PDF for FAA check-rides. We even keep decimal-hour echoes so HRIS doesn't have to divide.
Every entry captures the 14 CFR 61.51 fields — flight date, aircraft, departure/arrival, total/PIC/SIC/XC/night/instrument/dual/solo times in tenths of an hour, day & night landings, instrument approaches, holds, plus free-text remarks for CFI signoffs.
Yes — export your full log as a ForeFlight-compatible CSV. The download includes integer-tenths fields plus decimal-hour columns so payroll engines and third-party logbook apps can both consume it.
The logbook surface shows your 90-day landings count and 6-month IFR approaches count at the top of the page, with traffic-light status badges so you know at a glance whether you're current.
Only you. The flightLog router enforces owner-only edits server-side; managers viewing pilot records use the trainee training-record flow, which has its own audit trail.