Each flight that you automatically log enters a default duty period starting one (1) hour before the take off time and ending one half hour (1/2) after landing. You can change the duty time period by selecting the leg for that flight, and then re-entering the desired times.
To stay in compliance with the FAA duty time requirements it is important that you also log duty periods for other activities such as office, reserve, and on call pilots. The system will then accurately show the pilot's duty reports.
There are 4 methods for recording flight data...
... logging into the pilot's log book account
Each pilot gets an individual log book account. After signing into the account flight time time can be entered. That information populates the pilots logbook, as well as the operators flight activity reports.
... logging into the owner/operator account
Logging into the operator's account will allow adding and editing all flight activity. Flights can be entered manually like the pilot account, or imported as described below. You can also edit or delete flight history.
... logging into the owner/operator account and auto importing
The operator account also has the ability to import flight history. After logging in you can simply select the "Import Flights" option. The system looks up your flight history and compares to the logged flights. If the imported flights are not logged, they are displayed so that you can select, edit, and import them.
... from your cell phone, or PDA
When a pilot is assigned to a flight, a message is sent to your cell phone or PDA asking if you would like to log the flight. Example "welcome to Miami, respond with Y to log flight."
This option will log that flight into the pilot's logbook automatically. You can edit the flight leg if desired, and add currency requirements such as instrument time, holding, and notes.

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