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My logbook
Watch the video: Your logbook and reminders
My logbook (in the main site's menu) is one logbook that follows you across airlines: every flight you've filed at every airline you fly or flew for on Vaeroly, and the past flights you imported, in one list you can search.
What it shows
- The totals of the flights shown: flights, block time, airlines, your average landing rate, your softest landing, and how many of your landings were butter or smooth (240 fpm or less).
- Night and IFR time. Night time is worked out from the sun along the straight line of each flight, so it's a close estimate, not exact. IFR time counts flights flown on VATSIM or IVAO with an IFR flight plan, from November 2026. The CSV has both as extra columns.
- Every flight, newest first: the date, the airline, the flight number, the route, the block time, the aircraft and the landing rate with its grade (Butter, Smooth, Firm, Hard or Crash).
- A flight still waiting for review shows its status. A flight you flew as first officer is marked First officer. Rejected and invalidated flights aren't in it.
- Click a flight number to open its PIREP at that airline. Flights at airlines you left stay in your logbook, without the link.
Search it
Type a flight number, an airport (ICAO or IATA code, or its name), an aircraft type or a registration, and pick an airline, Airline flights or Imported, and dates. The totals add up only the flights found. The search is in the page's link, so you can bookmark it.
Download CSV saves the flights found as a file for a spreadsheet.
Private to you
Only you see My logbook. No airline's staff see your flights at other airlines through it, and it changes nothing: ranks, points, awards and leaderboards are still counted by each airline on its own.
Landing grades
A grade needs a measured landing rate: one from ACARS, or one in a file you imported. A rate you typed in yourself is shown but not graded, the same as on the PIREP page, and doesn't count in the landing totals.
Bring your past flights
Below the list, Bring your past flights imports flights from another flight tracker, from a CSV or Excel file. They're marked Imported and never count anywhere. See Your passport, awards and public profile for the columns and how to undo an import.