Part 61 · Airman records
Recurrency dashboard
Flight reviews and currency requirements sit on a Due-Soon timeline, so a student or a CFI's own currency surfaces well before it lapses. It replaces the currency dates kept on a personal calendar.
Launching the first quarter of 2027.
Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.
Who it's for
The independent CFI who wants their own flight review and their students' currency tracked on one timeline rather than remembered on a personal calendar.
What it replaces
The currency dates kept on a personal calendar.
What recurrency dashboard gives you
- Flight reviews and currency on a Due-Soon timeline
- Student or CFI currency surfaced before it lapses
- Replaces currency dates kept on a personal calendar
Flight reviews and currency on a Due-Soon timeline
Flight reviews and currency requirements sit on a Due-Soon timeline, so a CFI's own flight review and a student's currency are tracked rather than remembered. You record each flight review and currency requirement with its due date, and each item lands on the Due-Soon timeline shared with the rest of the operation.
- Flight reviews and currency on a Due-Soon timeline
- Replaces currency dates kept on a personal calendar
Surfaced before it lapses — the CFI's currency too
Because each item surfaces well before it lapses, currency stops living on a personal calendar that only one person watches. Both a student's currency and the CFI's own flight review sit on the same timeline, so you can act on either before it's a problem rather than keeping the picture in someone's head.
- Student or CFI currency surfaced before it lapses
- Replaces currency dates kept on a personal calendar
How an operator uses this
Flight reviews and currency requirements sit on a Due-Soon timeline, so a CFI's own flight review and a student's currency are tracked rather than remembered. Because each item surfaces well before it lapses, currency stops living on a personal calendar that only one person watches. It's the recurrency picture in one place instead of in someone's head.
Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.
How it works
Recurrency dashboard, step by step
Record each flight review and currency requirement with its due date.
Each item lands on the Due-Soon timeline shared with the rest of the operation.
An item nearing its date surfaces well before it lapses.
Act on a CFI's flight review or a student's currency before it's a problem.
Questions
Recurrency dashboard — frequently asked
How do I keep track of flight reviews and currency?
Flight reviews and currency requirements sit on a Due-Soon timeline, so a student or a CFI's own currency surfaces well before it lapses — tracked rather than remembered.
Does it cover my own currency as the CFI, not just students'?
Yes. Both a student's currency and the CFI's own flight review sit on the same Due-Soon timeline, so neither lives on a personal calendar.
Keep exploring
Other features in Part 61
61.51 digital logbook
Integer-tenths times, total / PIC / SIC / XC / night / instrument, with ForeFlight CSV in/out.
Deep diveAuto-connecting flight time
Completed sessions post to the logbook by seat — no double entry.
Deep diveEndorsement issuance
Per-trainee endorsement history with expiry and stored documents.
Deep diveCredentials vault
Certificates, ratings, and medicals with auto-expiry alerts.
Deep diveLesson & checkride scheduling
One calendar for instruction and checkride bookings.
Deep diveIACRA 8710-1 pre-fill
Builds from training records; CSV export for the FAA system.
Deep diveEvery Part 61 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.
See the backboneSee recurrency dashboard on your operation.
It's part of the Part 61 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.