Flight Logging
Drone Flight Logging for Every Pilot
Air-Chirp automatically logs your flight sessions — duration, location, operating area, and conditions — so you have a complete record without manual data entry.
What Gets Logged
When you start and end a flight in Air-Chirp, the session is automatically recorded with the details that matter.
Duration & Times
Start time, end time, and total flight duration are captured automatically when you start and end your session.
Location & Operating Area
Your flight location and the operating area you drew on the map are saved with the log entry.
Weather Conditions
Weather at the time of your flight is recorded so you can correlate conditions with flight outcomes over time.
Operation History
Every flight session is added to your operation history. Review past flights, filter by date, and see your total flight time.
Why Log Your Flights?
Part 107 Currency
Track your flight hours and recurrent training requirements. Maintain a record that supports your status as a current remote pilot.
Recreational Records
Keep a personal logbook of your flights. See where and when you flew, and build a history of your drone experience.
Professional Documentation
Provide clients with operation records. Use after-action reports to document job site flights and share outcomes.
Logbook Support, Not Legal Proof
Air-Chirp flight logs are a convenience and coordination tool. They may support your personal record-keeping but are not a substitute for FAA-compliant logbooks where required. Always maintain records according to current FAA regulations.
Start Logging Your Flights
Open Air-Chirp, start a flight, and your log entry is created automatically.