What comes across
Flight number and airline
Date and times
Departure and arrival airports
Aircraft type
Tail number
Cabin class
Seat
Notes
Export your data
FlightMemory exports a CSV file.
1
On your computer, install the flightmemorybackup.com extension
It's a separate browser extension, not made by FlightMemory itself.
2
Sign in to flightmemory.com and open your flight list
The extension reads your flights from that page.
3
Use the extension to export your flights as a CSV file
Use the extension's own export button to generate the file.
4
Send the file to your phone and pick it in FlightLog
AirDrop, email or a cloud drive all work, then choose the file in the FlightLog import screen.
- FlightMemory has no built-in export, so this community extension is the practical route.
- The file it produces is meant to match Flighty's CSV format, which FlightLog reads. If your file is not recognized, contact support and we will help.
Import into FlightLog
1Open FlightLog and go to Settings, then Data.
2Tap Import flights, then pick your file.
3Review the detected flights and confirm. Duplicates are flagged, nothing is imported twice.
Your file stays on your device
FlightLog reads the file locally on your phone. The file itself is never uploaded anywhere.
Questions
No. FlightLog compares each row with your journal and flags anything already there, unchecked by default.
Ready to bring your flights over?
FlightLog is free to start, on iPhone and Android.
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