Calendar
The calendar provides a monthly grid view of your flying activity, making it easy to see at a glance how busy each day and month has been.
Navigation#
- Tap the left or right arrows to move between months.
- Tap the month title to jump back to today.
The grid runs Monday through Sunday.
Day Indicators#
Each day cell displays colored dots representing flights logged on that date. Dot colors correspond to session types:
| Color | Session Type |
|---|---|
| Blue | FLIGHT |
| Green | SIMULATOR |
| Grey | GENERAL |
When a day has 3 or more flights, the dots are replaced by a numeric count badge.
Viewing Flights for a Day#
Tap any day in the grid to see the list of flights for that date. Tap a flight in the list to open its full detail view.
Rotation / Duty Period Detection#
When you tap a day, FlightLog automatically groups consecutive flights into rotations (duty periods). A rotation is a set of flights performed back-to-back without a long rest break, making it easy to review your duty day at a glance.
FTL Analysis PRO#
When you select a day that contains flights, the calendar displays a Flight Time Limitations analysis panel with the following information:
Flight Duty Period (FDP)#
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Current FDP | Actual flight duty period duration for the selected day |
| Maximum FDP | Regulatory maximum FDP based on the number of sectors and report time |
| Extension | Any commander's discretion extension applied beyond the standard maximum |
| Limiting rule | The regulation driving the limit – either EASA (EU OPS) or AF (Air France company rules), whichever is more restrictive |
Butée Times#
- Latest departure – the latest time you may depart on the last sector of the day while remaining within FDP limits.
- Latest arrival – the latest time you may land and still comply with the applicable FDP rule.
These "butée" times help you quickly determine whether a delay will push you out of limits.
REST Analysis#
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Available rest | The rest period available between the end of the previous duty and the start of the current one |
| Required rest | The minimum rest required by regulation |
| Rest location | Where the rest takes place (home base, outstation hotel, etc.) |
| Status | Sufficient or Insufficient, color-coded for quick identification |
| Color | Status |
|---|---|
| Green | Rest is sufficient – meets or exceeds the required minimum |
| Red | Rest is insufficient – below the required minimum |