Logbook

Every flight you take is automatically saved to your logbook with full details. No manual logging — just fly and it is all there when you land.

How Flights Are Recorded

FlightPack detects engine start to begin recording and engine shutdown to end and save the flight. Telemetry is sampled throughout the flight and stored locally. With Pro, completed private flights are also archived to the cloud automatically. Free users can deliberately publish individual lightweight flight pages.

Flight Details

Each flight record includes:

  • Route: Departure and arrival airports (ICAO codes)
  • Aircraft: Type and registration
  • Duration: Block time from engine start to shutdown
  • Fuel Burn: Total fuel consumed during the flight
  • Scores: Landing score and phase-by-phase grades
  • Telemetry: Full position, altitude, speed, and attitude data

Web Dashboard

Pro members can sign in at flightpack.app to access their private archived logbook from any browser. The web dashboard supports sorting, pagination, and detailed flight views with map replay and score breakdown. If Pro ends, the private archive remains read-only in the browser for 30 days before it is removed; local flights are unchanged.

Web logbook table — Screenshot coming soon

Desktop Logbook

The desktop app shows your recent flights in the sidebar. Click any flight to see the full debrief with route map, phase scores, and coaching tips.

Desktop logbook view — Screenshot coming soon

Flight Detail View

Clicking into a flight shows the full detail page: an interactive map with your flight trace, altitude and speed graphs, phase-by-phase scoring breakdown, and coaching recommendations.

Flight detail page — Screenshot coming soon