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Flight logging

Your logbook entry, written while you fly.

SkyTimer logs your flight as it happens: out, off, on, and in times, block and flight time, takeoffs and landings, and the airports you flew between. When you shut down, your times, airports, and takeoffs and landings are ready to review and send to LogTen or enter in your logbook.

SkyTimer’s Flight History on iPad as a logbook: each trip with its date, aircraft, route, block and flight time, Tach and Hobbs ranges, and landings. In front, an iPhone shows the KOSH to KESC trip from October 28, 2026: 1.40 block hours, 1 hour 14 minutes of flight time, one day takeoff and landing, Tach 1238.5 to 1239.7, Hobbs 2205.5 to 2206.9, and out, off, on, and in times of 12:18, 12:23, 13:37, and 13:42.

Your flight details, ready for your logbook.

By the time you shut down, your times, airports, and takeoffs and landings are already there. Add your meter readings and anything else your logbook needs.

Date Make & model Ident. Route of flight Times (local) Takeoffs Landings Meters Flight Total
(block)
FromTo OutOffOnIn DayNight DayNight HobbsTach
10/31/26 P28A N12345 KOSH KGRB 10:07 10:15 11:07 11:11 1 0 1 0 2201.3 2202.4 1234.5 1235.4 0:52 1.05
  • Out, off, on, and inTakeoff and landing from GPS. Out and in when you start and end the trip.
  • Every airportDeparture, arrival, and each fuel stop along the route.
  • Day and night takeoffs and landingsNight counted by your aviation authority’s rule: FAA, EASA, Transport Canada, CASA, and more.
  • Block and flight timeTotals for the trip, with your Hobbs and Tach readings.

Automatic takeoff and landing detection is part of SkyTimer Plus.

Ending a trip in SkyTimer on iPhone: landed at Green Bay (KGRB) after 52 minutes of flight time; tap End Trip, enter Tach in 1235.4 and Hobbs in 2202.4, and save. The saved trip scrolls through block and flight time, landings, Tach and Hobbs times, out, off, on and in times, and fuel.

At shutdown, two numbers and you’re done.

Tap End Trip, enter your Tach and Hobbs readings, and save. SkyTimer keeps your last readings, so the next trip starts where this one ended.

  • Hobbs, Tach, or bothSet each aircraft to track the meters it has.
  • Every trip, keptSaved trips are filed under the aircraft you flew, in Flight History.

Send it to LogTen in one tap.

From a saved trip, tap to send the flight to LogTen. SkyTimer hands it over with these fields filled in.

  • Date, aircraft type, and registration
  • From, to, and the stops in between
  • Out, off, on, and in times, and total time
  • Day and night takeoffs and landings
  • Hobbs and Tach, start and stop
  • Your trip notes as remarks

Another logbook?

Export trips from Flight History to a CSV file for any other logbook or spreadsheet.

On all your devices

iCloud keeps your aircraft and trips on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

LogTen and CSV export are part of SkyTimer Plus. LogTen must be installed on the same device.

Plus the fuel story your logbook can’t hold.

Each saved trip has a fuel timeline with your tank switches, refuels, and paused stops. Tap a point on it to see the fuel on board at that moment, and review fuel used and time fed from each tank.

Explore fuel tracking

The Fuel card of a saved trip from KRST to KOSH with a fuel stop: 39.7 gallons on board at landing and 15.7 used, a timeline from 13:10 to 15:48 marking a tank switch, a refuel, a paused stop, and flight time, with fuel used and time fed from each tank. The note reads Fuel stop in La Crosse. The same trip with the timeline tapped at the refuel at 14:12: both tanks topped to 25.0 gallons, 50.0 on board, 30.6 added.

Download SkyTimer.

Block and flight timers are free. Automatic takeoff and landing detection, unlimited trips, and exports come with SkyTimer Plus.