OOOIPilot blog

Logging airline flights, faster - guides for the line pilot.

How to log airline flights in under 10 seconds

The fastest way for airline pilots to log OUT/OFF/ON/IN - photograph the OOOI page and confirm. No typing.

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What is OOOI? OUT, OFF, ON, IN explained

OOOI stands for OUT, OFF, ON, IN - the four gate-to-gate timestamps airlines use. Here's what each means and how they map to block and flight time.

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Logging flight times from ACARS and the FMS

How airline pilots log accurate OUT/OFF/ON/IN times straight from the ACARS/FMS OOOI page - any avionics, any airline.

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The best electronic pilot logbook for airline pilots (2026)

What to look for in an electronic pilot logbook in 2026 - speed, OOOI scanning, currency tracking, and airline-application exports.

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Switching to OOOIPilot from LogTen or ForeFlight

Move your pilot logbook from LogTen or ForeFlight to OOOIPilot in minutes with a CSV import - nothing is lost.

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Preparing your logbook for airline applications

How to get your pilot logbook ready for AirlineApps and PilotCredentials - clean totals, the right columns, and accurate currency.

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FAA §61.57 recency explained for airline pilots

What FAA §61.57 requires for passenger-carrying currency (day and night) and how to track it automatically.

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Block time vs flight time: what airline pilots log

The difference between block time (gate to gate) and flight time (wheels off to wheels on), and which one counts as total time.

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Logging handwritten times from a dispatch sheet or yoke card

Many pilots write OUT/OFF/ON/IN by hand. OOOIPilot reads your handwriting on a dispatch sheet, yoke card, or scrap of paper.

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The best logbook for regional airline pilots

Regional pilots fly many short legs a day. Here's how to log a full trip fast and keep airline-ready totals.

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An offline pilot logbook that works in the cockpit

Cockpits have no Wi-Fi. OOOIPilot reads and stores on your device first, then syncs - so you can always log.

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Getting your FAA 8710 / IACRA totals from your logbook

How to produce the category totals an FAA 8710-1 or IACRA application needs - straight from your logbook.

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Logging multi-crew flights (CA, FO, relief)

How to record who flew the leg and your role on multi-crew airline flights.

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How to import your pilot logbook from CSV

Bring your full flight history into OOOIPilot with a CSV import - from LogTen, ForeFlight, Garmin, MyFlightbook and more.

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Why camera-first logging beats typing your logbook

Typing OOOI times into a form is slow and error-prone. Here's why photographing the page is faster and more accurate.

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