For pilots, clubs and training organisations
Pilots can log flights and keep their records exportable. Clubs, ATOs and DTOs can coordinate schedules, training, flight activity and fleet records in a separate organisation workspace.
Find any flight quickly.
Search by route or aircraft and filter by date, registration or role. Totals update with the records in view.Keep your personal flying records private, or run shared training and flight operations through a permissioned organisation workspace.
Record flights, review totals, import existing entries and keep training, documents, medicals and qualifications close to your logbook.
Coordinate schedules, training, flight activities and fleet records with organisation-scoped roles and permissions.
Joining an organisation does not expose a pilot’s private logbook, medical records, personal documents or costs.
Use one connected record where it helps, with ownership and permissions kept explicit throughout.
Record roles, conditions, approaches, landings and remarks, then find and export the entries you need.
Coordinate organisation resources with declared availability, exceptions and booking conflict checks.
Connect lessons, syllabus exercises, assessments and instructor history to the training record.
Move flight activities through permissioned states and retain explicit fleet and maintenance evidence.
FlightHours preserves what was entered, shows where totals come from and keeps missing information clearly marked. It supports your record-keeping; it does not replace an instructor, examiner, medical professional or regulator.
How FlightHours handles your data →Opening balances support totals without being presented as evidence of a specific flight.
Changes create traceable versions instead of silently replacing earlier records.
Your personal logbook and supporting records are not shared through ordinary organisation membership.
Yes. FlightHours supports staged CSV import so you can map columns and review validation issues before records are added.
No. It organises recorded evidence and can show gaps or exclusions. Legal and regulatory conclusions belong with current primary sources and qualified people.
Not through ordinary membership. Personal and organisation records use separate ownership and authorization boundaries.
No. The manual logbook and its core record-keeping functions are designed to remain useful without a subscription.
The pilot logbook starts free. Organisation workspaces keep shared operations separate and permissioned.
