I’m a hyperactive planner and I keep looking at all the details of what I’ll need and what will happen (which is why I love this group, and may also contribute to my gravitating towards aviation). If I was a commercial pilot, I'd stay with LogTen Pro, X, Centurion, or whatever they're calling it now, but as a Private Pilot I'd rather not pay rent on a logbook.I won’t be starting training until, at least, this summer. I'm particularly interested in trying MyFlightbook. If anyone knows simple ways to migrate to the other logbooks, please post. I'd been putting this off because I thought I had to really know how to use MS Excel or lose tons of data. I had to set up Currency Summaries again and tell ForeFlight which planes have tailwheel or tricycle gear, that's all.

Don't need to have any spreadsheet knowledge at all:Ģ) On iPad: Reports>Exporters> 'Export Flights (tab)' and 'Export Aircraft' email these two files to yourself.ģ) On Computer: Drop both files onto box at: /logbookĤ) Wait a few minutes and check your iPad or phone. ForeFlight Logbook was much easier migrating to than FF's tutorials/videos led me to believe.

Keeping iPad on ios 10 while trying out other logbooks. Have new phone, of course not compatible with old LTP 32 bit. You may see blank criteria for smart groups.In some rare cases the groups on Mac may display in minutes, rather than hours.You may see display issues with the from and to fields on the Mac.you can't add the Dual Given time field if you don't already have it, and if you do, you won't be able to remove it. It’s not possible to configure fields on iOS 10, E.g.iCloud Drive is not supported- Flights can no longer be locked in iOS 10.Wifi sync with iPad is NOT supported and could lead to data loss.While we no longer test version 6, here is a partial list of issues we are aware of that may effect you. If you continue to use version 6, we will always do our best to support you, and answer any questions you have, however it is no longer being updated so there are a growing number of known issues if you try to use it on systems introduced after it was retired in 2014. LogTen Pro X is our new, continuously updated logbook platform introduced in 2014, and is designed to fully support the latest operating systems and devices.

LogTen Pro 6 was designed for iOS 5 and Mac OS 10.7 “Lion” back in 2011.

How to export logten pro