Charts and reports

The Reports row under the totals chart switches the chart between five views. Each one follows your current filters, so you can report on a year, an aircraft or a single airport just by filtering first.

Bars for whichever columns the logbook is showing — PIC, dual received, ground instruction, cross-country, night, actual IFR, approaches, day landings and so on. The quickest read of where your hours actually are.

Hours per calendar month. Useful for spotting a currency gap before it bites, and for anyone who has to show recent activity to an insurer.

Hours per tail number. This is the figure insurers and checkout requirements usually ask for: time in type and time in this specific aeroplane.

Where you actually land, ranked. A fair picture of the flying you really do.

The same list broken down per aircraft.

Print logbook prints the filtered rows; the chart prints with them. Export CSV gives you the rows as a spreadsheet if you want to build something of your own. Totals in every output note when they include carried-forward baseline hours.