ForeFlight On Frequency: Going Digital with ForeFlight Logbook

There’s never been a better time to bring your old paper logbook into the 21st century! Join Joey Arena, a member of ForeFlight’s Customer Success team, as he walks through the steps of digitizing your logbook and importing your hours, certificates, endorsements, and more into ForeFlight Logbook. He’ll also show how to convert and import an existing digital logbook from another service into ForeFlight. This session includes Q&A with Joey and Thomas Daugherty, ForeFlight's Logbook Project Manager.
Be sure to check out our other webinar recordings and register for upcoming ones at foreflight.com/on-frequency!

[@jamesnelson7107]

Great Class, great presentation. I've been thinking about using ForeFlight Logbook for years but was not sure how to get started. The Catch-Up Logbook entrees portion for the class was awesome. Thank you very much for your time. Have a great 2022.

[@fishhisy]

Please add the ability to modify and add log entries and work with the documents module from foreflight web app.

[@derekbrycen9091]

I guess Im kind of off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream new movies online ?

[@nkyabosi4827]

Thanks

[@SuperEddietv]

Too vague on old paper logbook entries. A rabbit hole of searching for over an hour produced no better explanation. I am starting from the most recent and going back. I notice Foreflight/Stratus is generous on the time logged vs hobbs. Be careful. No mention of this either. The Foreflight template on the website doesn't work either. A bunch of jibberish opens up. This is not the best record keeping in my opinion but the government and lazy employers love it.

[@SpaceDad42]

Having same trouble. 25 years of flying for a profession, just decided to go digital. Can’t backlog thousands of flights and I don’t think this “catchup” method will be accurate for breaking down times later.