Live FDP tracking
EASA ORO.FTL.205 + FAA Part 117 with split-duty. The gauge ticks from block-off to block-on.
Bring your whole logbook over in two minutes — free. EASA & FAA Flight Time Limits, recency, medicals and certificates: all the regulatory weight, on your wrist.
EASA ORO.FTL.205 + FAA Part 117 with split-duty. The gauge ticks from block-off to block-on.
Bring your whole career from LogTen Pro, ForeFlight, MyFlightbook or any CSV in two minutes. Unlimited and free — imported flights never count toward the free tier. Switching guide →
Every airport on earth that isn't closed — from LTFM to the grass strip you did your PPL on, plus heliports and seaplane bases. Search in your own language: type izmir, get Adnan Menderes. Airlines and aircraft types are pickers with real IATA/ICAO codes, so your logbook never holds four spellings of the same employer. Night time computes itself from the sun's position along your route.
The official AMC1 FCL.050 column layout — function times, name of PIC, day/night landings, FSTD section, and carried-forward totals on every page. Ready for an interview or an audit.
Tap any sector. The view tilts to a 55° pitch with realistic terrain and your great-circle path drawn live.
Twelve months of block hours, breakdowns by aircraft, year, and route. The whole flight history at a glance.
90-day tracker counted per type and class rating, the way §61.57(a) and Part-FCL.060 are written — three landings in an A320 don't make you current in a B737. Medicals, ratings and recurrents alert at 60·30·7·1 days.
Drop your airline's .ics roster. Sectors auto-create with route, times and flight number pre-filled. Standby and days off are skipped; positioning sectors import with no flight time. Pro.
Layover allowances by country. PDF logbook export, EASA-formatted, signed.
Three of the things you'll touch every duty period.
Begin a duty period and the FDP gauge ticks live. Time-sensitive notifications fire one hour before the max — and again at the limit. Even on Do Not Disturb.
Tap any flight. The view tilts to a 55° pitch with realistic terrain and your great-circle path drawn from departure to arrival. Pinch, rotate, relive every sector.
Your career, visualised. Twelve months of block hours rendered as a single chart. Hours by year, aircraft type, top routes. FAA 14 CFR §61.57 recency tracker keeps day and night currency live.
We are not a data company. There is no Flight Log server. No analytics, no third-party trackers, no email lists. Your sectors sync between your devices through your own private iCloud — the same vault that holds your photos and messages. We can't read it. We don't want to.
We collect nothing. No analytics, no advertising IDs, no third-party telemetry — ever.
We host nothing. There's nothing to breach because there's no database holding your data.
Sign in with Apple, or skip sign-in entirely and fly as a guest. Your call.
Yes. Flight Log implements EASA ORO.FTL.205 and FAA Part 117 Flight Time Limits, including split-duty extensions. Cumulative limits over 7, 28 and 365 days are tracked automatically.
Yes. Flight Log is a native app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Your data syncs across all your devices through your private iCloud.
Your flight data is stored exclusively in your private iCloud account. There are no Flight Log servers. We do not collect, sell or analyse your data.
Yes. Flight Log accepts iCalendar (.ics) files exported from your airline's crew portal. Sectors are automatically created with route, time and aircraft pre-filled.
Yes — for free, with no limits. Export a CSV from LogTen Pro, ForeFlight or MyFlightbook, open Import Logbook in Flight Log, and your entire history transfers with times, landings, roles and aircraft intact. Imported flights never count toward the free tier. Read the two-minute switching guide →
Every airport on earth that isn't closed — around 72,000, heliports and seaplane bases included — bundled in the app and fully offline. Airlines are a picker of 1,000+ operating carriers with their IATA and ICAO designators; aircraft types use ICAO designators. That means your logbook holds one spelling of your employer, not four. Search is diacritic-aware, so izmir finds İzmir and cigli finds Çiğli.
Yes. If the column names aren't recognised — Turkish, German, or headings you invented yourself — Flight Log shows a mapping screen where you match each column by hand. Every choice displays a sample value from your own file ("Kalkış · LTFM"), so there's no guessing. European date formats (12.03.2023) and semicolon-separated Excel exports are handled correctly.
Yes. Your first 30 flights are free, forever — and importing your existing logbook (LogTen, ForeFlight or any CSV) is free and unlimited. The Pro upgrade unlocks unlimited flights, 3D maps, PDF export, recency tracking, certificate alerts and roster import.
Flight Log Pro is available monthly, yearly or as a one-off lifetime purchase. Prices are set per App Store storefront and shown in your own currency — check the listing for the exact figure where you are. Crew Pro for airlines is $299 per year.
Flight Log is a modern alternative built natively for the Apple ecosystem. It supports the same regulatory standards (EASA, FAA) with a refined design and stricter privacy than legacy logbook apps.
In Field Notes, our pilot blog — EASA Flight Time Limits, FAA Part 117 vs EASA, logbook app comparisons, FAA §61.57 recency, and logbook privacy. Start at getflightlog.com/blog/; subscribe via RSS.
Thirty flights free, forever, and importing your existing logbook is free and unlimited. Then pick how you want to pay — every paid plan unlocks the same Pro features.
Cancel any time. Good for a type rating or a season.
What most working pilots choose.
One payment. Yours forever.
Available on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
Download on the App Store