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📥 FLIGHTLOGGER IMPORT

Your FlightLogger logbook,
finally making sense.

FlightLogger records your flights. PilotMetrics shows you what they add up to: how often you're flying, where the gaps are, how far through your syllabus you are and whether your hours meet your licence minimums. Export a CSV and import it in a few minutes, no retyping.

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STEP BY STEP

How to export your FlightLogger logbook

  1. Log in to FlightLogger on the web, as you normally would.
  2. Open the profile menu with your name, in the top right.
  3. Select Logbook.
  4. Set the date range to cover all of your training, then click Find report.
  5. Choose Export as → CSV and save the file.
  6. In PilotMetrics, open Flights, choose Import from FlightLogger and select the file. New pilots can import it in the setup wizard when they first log in.

FlightLogger's menus can change: if a step looks different, look for your logbook report and its CSV export. Your school's FlightLogger set-up decides what your logbook contains.

WHAT COMES ACROSS

Every flight, every column.

PilotMetrics keeps every row of your export in full, so nothing is lost, and reads what it needs for your training:

  • Date and off- and on-block times, for your block hours, flights per week and gaps
  • Aircraft registration and type, for your hours per aircraft
  • Pilot in command, for your hours per instructor, and dual or solo
  • Departure, arrival and route, for your airports, routes and training base
  • Day and night landings
  • Logbook times such as PIC, night and instrument, for your licence minimums
  • Remarks, to match flights to your syllabus lessons
📥 Import from FlightLogger Done
126Flights imported
0Duplicates skipped
03 OctSolo · EGTK → EGBJ1.3 h
01 OctDual · Circuits1.0 h
28 SepDual · Nav 41.6 h
Illustrative
AFTER YOU IMPORT

What your logbook turns into

📊

Your dashboard

Hours, dual and solo, landings, streaks, personal records and a flying calendar.

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📈

Your pace

Flights per week and every gap between flights.

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🎯

Your progress

Your syllabus and course minimums, and when you'll finish.

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🔗

Linked legs

Same-day dual and solo legs are paired for you; link landaways and QXC legs yourself.

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✅

Licence minimums PRO

Night, instrument and cross-country hours checked in your Logbook.

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🗺️

Flight Map PRO

Every airport and route in your logbook, on a map.

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IMPORT QUESTIONS

FlightLogger import FAQ

How do I export my logbook from FlightLogger? ▼
Log in to FlightLogger, open the profile menu with your name in the top right, select Logbook, set the date range and click Find report, then choose Export as and CSV.
Can I import again when I've flown more? ▼
Yes. Export your whole logbook again and import it: flights you already have (the same date and block times) are skipped, so only new flights are added.
Is the import free? ▼
Yes. Importing from FlightLogger, and everything on the dashboard, pace and progress pages, is free.
Do I need FlightLogger to use PilotMetrics? ▼
No. You can log flights by hand on the Flights page. The import just saves retyping if your school uses FlightLogger.

PilotMetrics isn't affiliated with or endorsed by FlightLogger. FlightLogger is a trademark of its owner.

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