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Yes. FLYLOG.io supports flight-data imports from 150+ airline and crew scheduling systems worldwide. Depending on the source, you can upload an exported file or use the available import method for your airline or scheduling system. Most airline imports are file-based rather than a direct automatic sync.

Yes. The AI-powered Paper Logbook Scanner can extract flight records from photos or scans of your paper logbook pages. You can review, verify, and edit the extracted records before adding them to your digital logbook.

The best pilot logbook is one that works across your devices, supports your aviation authority, makes flight logging and imports easy, and keeps your data portable. FLYLOG.io runs on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web, supports 150+ airline and crew scheduling systems, and provides authority-specific exports for FAA, EASA, UK CAA, CASA, TCCA, GCAA, and more.

FLYLOG.io works on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web, so you can access the same logbook across your devices. LogTen is available within the Apple ecosystem, while ForeFlight is primarily an Apple platform with web access.

FLYLOG.io provides authority-specific logbook exports for major regulators including FAA, EASA, UK CAA, CASA, TCCA, GCAA, and others. Available formats can vary by authority, and the current list is shown in the Export section of the app.

Yes. FLYLOG.io supports migration from major digital logbooks including LogTen Pro, ForeFlight, Garmin Pilot, MCC PilotLog, SafeLog, MyFlightBook, and others. You can also import CSV, Excel, and other supported flight-data files.

Look for five things: support across your devices, exports for your aviation authority, reliable flight imports, easy data export and migration, and tools that help you monitor your experience and qualifications. FLYLOG.io combines all five in one platform.