Got Questions?

Yes! FlightLog is free to download and every feature is included from day one: statistics, interactive map, aircraft collection, scanner, sharing. The free plan covers 10 flights: if an import brings in more, your 10 most recent stay active and the others wait, locked. For an unlimited logbook, upgrade to Premium: $4.99/month, $29.99/year with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers, or $99.99 once for lifetime access.

Point your camera at the barcode or QR code of any boarding pass, paper or digital: flight number, airports, date and seat are read in seconds, on your phone. If the code will not scan, photograph the whole pass and FlightLog reads the printed text online. A barcode gives the day of the flight but no full year, so FlightLog suggests one for you to check.

Yes. For any flight in your logbook that has its registration, the Tracker locates the aircraft live while it is in flight and in coverage: its position, altitude, speed, and heading appear on a map, from ADS-B data. You can also view detailed aircraft specs.

Mostly, yes. Your flights are stored on your device, so your logbook, statistics, manual entry and barcode scanning work offline. Live tracking, automatic flight details and the reading of photos and emails need a connection. When you create an account, your flights sync to the cloud automatically as a backup.

Total flights, distance, and time. Countries and continents visited. Favorite airlines and airports. Carbon footprint with equivalences. Year-over-year trends. And a beautiful Year in Review card, ready to share.

FlightLog is available in 35 languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Arabic, Korean, Turkish, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Swedish, Danish and 16 more, plus British English and European Portuguese. This website is available in 36 languages.

Your flights stay on your device by default. Cloud sync is optional and encrypted. We never sell your data. What you ask FlightLog to read online (a photo, a document or a forwarded email) is sent to a third-party reading service, and usage statistics help improve the app: both can be turned off in the app. You can export or delete everything at any time.

Yes. FlightLog finds past flights in your calendar (up to 10 years back), reads the booking emails you forward to your personal import address, and reads photos of boarding passes and booking confirmations. It also imports your history from Flighty, App in the Air, myFlightradar24, OpenFlights, FlightMemory, TripIt, JetLovers, AirTrail, Jetlog and byAir, or from a CSV file.