Question 1

Is VFR Navigation included in my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Yes. VFR Navigation is included with the Premium subscription at no additional cost. Once subscribed, you can plan routes, navigate, record flights and automatically sync them to your pilot logbook.

Question 2

Which devices support VFR Navigation?

Accepted Answer

VFR Navigation is available on iPhone, iPad and Android devices. You can also plan your route in advance using the FLYLOG.io web app on your desktop, then continue your flight on your mobile device.

Question 3

Can I plan my route on a desktop and navigate it on my phone or tablet?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Plan and customise your route in the FLYLOG.io web app, then simply open the mobile app before your flight. Your planned route is automatically available and ready for navigation.

Question 4

Do recorded flights sync to my pilot logbook automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When flight recording is enabled, FLYLOG.io automatically captures your route, GPS track, departure and arrival times, and other flight data. After your flight, everything syncs directly to your pilot logbook, ready for review or editing.

Question 5

Does VFR Navigation work offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Download maps before your flight and continue navigating even without an internet connection. Your flight is recorded offline and automatically syncs to your account when you're back online.

Question 6

Which map views and charts are available?

Accepted Answer

Choose from five map styles, including road maps, satellite imagery, terrain, hybrid and FAA raster charts. Additional overlays include airspace, weather radar, METARs, NOTAMs, live traffic and terrain awareness.

Question 7

What data is recorded during my flight?

Accepted Answer

FLYLOG.io automatically records your GPS track, route, departure and arrival times, flight duration, altitude, speed and other flight data. You can review the recording before saving it to your pilot logbook.

Question 8

Does VFR Navigation replace certified avionics?

Accepted Answer

No. VFR Navigation is designed for flight planning, situational awareness and flight recording. It is not certified as a primary means of navigation and should always be used in accordance with applicable aviation regulations.

VFR Navigation, Built Into Your Pilot Logbook

From Flight Planning to Logbook

Route Planning

Maps & Charts

Airports & Airspaces

METAR, NOTAM & Weather

Terrain Awareness

Flight Recording

Everything You Need to Know

Plan. Navigate. Log.