An update that honors every flight of your life, exactly as it happened. - Airlines appear under the name they had on the day you flew: Air Berlin, Swissair, WOW Air, Germanwings and many more - Aircraft too: a CS100 from 2016 or a Q400 from 2010 shows the name and manufacturer of its time - Fleet Record and Top Airlines: every airline on its own line, even when its code later changed hands - Sharper airline logos, including Air Berlin, Thai, Czech Airlines, Saudia and Mandarin - Flight details: long aircraft names stay perfectly readable - Statistics rankings line up neatly, row after row - Importing from another app is smoother, even with hundreds of flights - Journal: filter and search by your own trip reasons, like tags - Smarter suggestions when you type an airline name - A clearer offline indicator - New seat map: the earlier China Eastern 767-300ER - Your boarding pass wallet speaks your language everywhere Thank you for flying with FlightLog.

Smoother from your first scan to your monthly recap. - Fix any flight read from a photo before you import it - Watch each flight appear as your calendar is scanned, with help close at hand if one is missing - A new monthly recap of your flights, on the 1st of every month - A clearer Premium screen that shows exactly what you unlock - A silkier globe on Home, and Journal search by airport code Thank you for flying with FlightLog.

A Collection that knows what still flies. - Your aircraft Collection in two tabs: the types in service today and the legends of the past - Pie or bars for your statistics, and the share of a year you have spent in the air - Adding flights from your calendar or your photos is smoother than ever - Smarter entry: the airline follows the year of your flight - More airlines, new seat maps and a more natural layout in Arabic and Hebrew Thank you for flying with FlightLog.

Fresh fleets and a whole new Home. - Airline fleets up to date: the latest deliveries, transfers and registrations, so every aircraft you fly is recognized - A redesigned Home: the real Earth, your flights, countries and hours in the air at a glance - A brand new welcome to discover the app around the globe - Import your history from another app, whatever the file - Rearrange your Explore shortcuts with a long press Thank you for flying with FlightLog.

The right cabin, the right aircraft, the right airline. - Seat maps matched to your exact aircraft, with other versions to pick from - Tap a registration to open that plane's page: serial number, delivery, capacity and past registrations - Older flights show the airline that flew them that year, with its own logo - Every airport visited in each country, and statistics that fit every screen - Live tracker: 30 days of recent flights for each aircraft, on the real flight path Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Your flights, on your clock. - Times in 12-hour or 24-hour format, just like your phone - Each airport's time zone right under the city, and as you type times - Your Premium status at a glance: lifetime, trial end or renewal date - A calendar scan that shows every check as it happens - Option to base durations and stats on scheduled times Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

An app that speaks your language like you do. - Every language in the app reviewed by native speakers, for words that sound just right - Log the price of each ticket, in the currency you paid - Add actual times, gate and booking reference as soon as you add a flight - Flight durations follow the actual times you enter - New records: your flights furthest east and furthest west Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

See exactly where you sat. - New seat maps: your seat highlighted on a detailed cabin layout, for more than 200 airlines - Explore the cabins of every airline and aircraft type - A brand new Badges page: medals dated to the flight that earned them, plus challenges every season - A fresh, brighter light theme - A cleaner flight page, with more accurate cabins and flight times Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Say why you flew. - New Crew reason for the flights you work, plus your own words under Other - Pick a reason as soon as you add a flight - Filter your journal by reason - Calendar import recognizes even more flights, in every language - A smoother, fully zoomable map of your visited countries Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Your calendar, read in every language. - Calendar import finds your flights however you write them, in any language - Much faster calendar scans, even across years of events - A clearer 2D map, with every airport and its name - Distance stats: your Top 10 routes, round trips grouped together - A redesigned, more realistic Airbus A380 Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Your flights, down to the minute. - Scan a boarding pass and get scheduled and actual times, delays included - Accurate flight times and durations across every time zone - Your next three flights, right on the home screen - Flight details open as a full page - Smarter imports and more reliable sync Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

A small update to keep everything running smoothly. - Your aircraft are easier to find in the Collection - A cleaner home screen on every phone - Smoother, more stable app on tablets Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Sturdier foundations for big journals and long trips. - Journals of any size sync in full, even with thousands of flights - Scan a boarding pass in airplane mode: the barcode is read right on your phone - PDF export in your unit (km, miles or nautical miles) and your language - Terms and permission prompts in all 33 languages - iPad in landscape, plus layouts that respect your text size settings Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Small touches that make the aircraft sheets and the map easier to read. - Altitudes in meters, miles and nautical miles: tap the info dot next to cruise altitude and ceiling - A tidier flight map: airport labels and satellite view now live in a Layers menu - Smoother pinch zoom on the visited countries map, right under your fingers - Headers that stay readable in every language, on every screen size Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

See every country you have visited on a map, and find far more aircraft in your fleet. - A new Countries Visited page: every country you have flown to, with your flights and the airports you used there - A world map at the top of the page colours in the countries you have visited - Turn your phone to open the map full screen, zoom in, and tap a country to see its name - Flags on every country, plus a new option to show them next to airport codes in your journal - Many more aircraft are recognised, including the Embraer ERJ-175 and the COMAC C909 and C919 - The same aircraft written two different ways in your imports now counts as one type, not two - Your Fleet Book shows both numbers for each aircraft type: how many aircraft, and how many flights - COMAC, ATR and other manufacturers now get their own section in your collection - Tap any aircraft type in your collection to open its full profile - Cabin capacity now matches the aircraft you actually flew - Type a time straight into the picker instead of scrolling to it - Various adjustments across the app

A new light theme, connections between your flights, and the times they really happened. - The light theme has been entirely reworked: calm, neutral surfaces and text that stays easy to read - Link two flights as a connection, and see the layover time in your journal - A new record to beat: your longest layover - Real departure and arrival times when a flight is delayed, with the scheduled time kept alongside - Enter a real time yourself when we cannot find it - Calendar import now settles the airport on its own when a city has several, so you no longer open each line - It tells you what it is checking, and ticks a flight as soon as there is no doubt left - Filter your journal by several years, airlines or flight types at once - Times now appear under each city in your journal - Deleting a flight no longer sends your journal back to the top - Dates fixed in Arabic, and Cathay Dragon and Dragonair now have their own emblems Thanks for flying with us.

Two ways to see your flights on a map. - Follow a flight live on a map: the aircraft at its real position, the route flown and the route still to go - World maps now frame on your own routes, so domestic and regional trips finally stand out - Faster, sharper maps on share cards, Geography and Year in Review - More airlines recognized, each with the right logo, including airlines long gone - Refreshed icons across your statistics Thanks for flying with us.

Your airlines' fleets, now live in FlightLog. - Fleet news: see the aircraft your airlines received, transferred or retired this month - Spot planes you have flown on when they change airline - Parked and stored aircraft are now flagged in your fleets - Fresher fleet data across the whole app Thanks for flying with us.

A polish release, with dozens of details refined across the app. - Search now finds cities in your language - Departure and arrival times shown in the airport's local time - Filter your journal by any airline you have flown - Wording, plurals and numbers refined in all 33 languages - Better VoiceOver support throughout Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

Your logbook deserves data as precise as your memories. - Past flights now show the aircraft exactly as it was on the day you flew - Fleet data reviewed and refreshed for more than 800 airlines - Hundreds of airline logos verified, corrected or added - The add flight screen now tells you exactly what is missing Thank you for flying with us.

Know exactly which aircraft you have flown, and import from your calendar with confidence. - New fleet spotter: which of an airline's aircraft you have actually flown, tail number by tail number - Fleet data for hundreds more airlines, with real aircraft counts - Calendar import tells you which flights it is unsure about, and you fix them in one tap - Airports your logbook can settle are settled without asking you Thank you for building your logbook with us.

Your statistics just got a major upgrade. - Every stat has its own page: full airport and route rankings, travel classes, seats and aircraft sizes - Fleet records: see how much of each airline's fleet you have flown - Your aircraft recognized by its registration, with age and delivery date - Premium now follows your account on all your devices - A brighter, more polished light theme Thanks for flying with FlightLog.

A new side of your logbook: the cosmic radiation you pick up in the air. - New Health section with your total exposure, and how it built up year by year - Find which flight exposed you most, and which one was the most intense - Records now open on your longest, fastest and shortest flights - Flights from years past show the airline of their time Thanks to the travelers who asked for this one.

Your airline, your call. You can now edit the airline on any flight, when you add it and when you edit it, with suggestions and logos as you type. What you set is what stays. New "Operated by" field: a Ryanair ticket flown by Lauda, a Virgin booking operated by Delta. Both airlines can show, not just the one on the ticket. Enriching a flight no longer loses detail. The exact aircraft variant is kept and shown next to the model. Tap the info mark on Variant to see what those digits mean: the series, the engines, and what ER or neo stand for. Your collection now lists the variants you have flown on each aircraft type. Flights are no longer skipped when we do not recognise the airline in your calendar. Records are clearer: one card per record, with distance and duration together. The manufacturer filter has been redesigned and now reads cleanly from top to bottom. More airlines, and those that have ceased operating are flagged on your older flights. Plus a round of fixes and polish throughout.

A quick follow-up, with a clearer view of what the app is doing. - Correcting an aircraft type on a past flight now takes a single tap - Update my flights cleans the whole logbook in one go - An aircraft that was not flying that year no longer stays on your flight - Tap the sync banner to see exactly what is waiting to be saved Thank you for the reports, they go straight into these updates.