Flight Log
The live feed of in-progress flights detected automatically by the OGN/FLARM receiver, waiting for staff review and approval.
What it is
The Flight Log is your live view of flights as they happen. The OGN/FLARM receiver listens for tracking beacons and detects take-offs and landings automatically, writing each one into the Flight Log as an in-progress flight. Nothing is billed yet — these entries are raw observations from the airfield.
This is where staff turn that raw activity into clean, billable records. You review each detected flight, confirm that its tracking ID belongs to a known aircraft, run readiness checks, and approve it. Approving a flight moves it out of the live feed and into the permanent flight registry, where billing rules take over. The Flight Log keeps the messy, real-time edge of operations separate from your audited record of flights.
How to use it
- Review in-progress flights — watch flights appear automatically as the receiver detects take-offs and landings.
- Match unmatched tracking IDs — open the matching screen at
/flight-log/matching-idsto link unknown tracking IDs to the right aircraft so future flights are attributed correctly. - Run readiness checks — confirm crew, aircraft, and details before a flight is approved.
- Approve a flight — once it’s complete and correct, approve it to move it into the billable flight registry.