Finally! You can now import flights from other logbook software into Jetrecord. A great big thank you goes out to Daniel “daniel” Roman, Bill “BillG” Gargano, and Chris “captainslim” Johnson for loaning me their data so I could test. Currently, LogTen Pro, Aloft Flight Log 4, Logshare, ZuluLog, and plain CSV are supported. I will [...]
A huge thanks goes out to Eric “egid” Gideon for suggesting this feature and helping me out with the implementation. You can now log detailed instrument approaches with each flight on Jetrecord. You can log the total number of approaches, the name of the approach, the approach type (GPS, ILS, VOR, etc.), and the number [...]
The server on which Jetrecord is hosted is being transferred to newer hardware next Thursday, June 26, from 4am to 5am PDT (1300–1400 Zulu). Jetrecord will be unavailable during this time. Cheers, Harry
Hi, Everyone! Jetrecord is having a much better day today, stability wise. I just wanted to give you an update on Jetrecord’s use of Twitter. If you’re currently a Twitter user you know that Twitter has had quite a few stability problems over the last few weeks. Things are looking up for them, thank goodness, [...]
We’re back up. Sorry for the long delay. It’s amazing what one line of code can do. Earlier today I removed an administrative feature from the site that logs any site errors to the database. Oh, the irony. I had switched in some newer code that actually sends me an email whenever there are any [...]
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