iFly GPS Forum

Oliver; I keep an aircraft time log in my Arrow and record dates, Hobbs time and Tach time for every flight. I also note if oil was added to keep track of consumption. When I an finished with recording a flight I take a picture with my phone and enter it into my log book when I have time.

If you want I can send the spreadsheet I print out to put in the aircraft log.

As for wish list items I have been wanting to create a fuel tracking log. I have a JPI 700 EDM and it does a great job of tracking fuel used and fuel remaining but it doesn't do so by tank. I used a fuel card I put together and write down how much fuel I used and subtrac from the tank I was on and from the total, then do the same for the next tank.. Would be great to have a place to put fuel used and which tank and have the iFly keep a running total of fuel remaining in each tank and total.

Thats my story and I'm stikking to it.

Until iFly adds the killer pilot log features, in the meantime I highly recommend MyFlightbook. Runs on Android or iOS. and accessible via the Web. Push a button when you start the engine, and it'll record your takeoff and landing times, populate the airport codes, record your GPS track, and at the end of the flight you press a button to stop the engine and then enter the ending Hobbes and/or Tach times (which get propagated to the starting time fields of the next flight record). It'll do the math to autopopulate your filght time, if you want it to.

Lots of custom fields for tracking just about any metric you want for your flight, including maintenance milestones. It'll track various currency requirements (IFR, day/night pax carrying, etc.)

And it's free: http://www.myflightbook.com/