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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.

Last updated June 8, 2026

The fastest way to log an airline flight is to photograph the OOOI page and confirm - OUT/OFF/ON/IN, route, and tail fill in automatically, so a leg takes under 10 seconds instead of a minute of typing.

A photograph of the OOOI status page fills in OUT, OFF, ON and IN, the route and the tail, and computes block and flight time1. Photograph the OOOI pageOUT1342OFF1401ON1533IN1541DFW / ATL N17596read2. Confirm what it readOut / In1342 / 1541Off / On1401 / 1533RouteDFW to ATLTailN17596Block 1:59Flight 1:32computed for youGreen means the time cross checks against the page's own BLOCK and FLIGHT totals.Amber means look before you confirm.
The scan screen framing an OOOI page, with an explicit shutter, an upload-photo button and coaching about focus, glare and filling the frame.

The 10-second loop

  • At the gate, pull up the ACARS/FMS OOOI status page.
  • Open OOOIPilot, tap Scan, fill the frame, shoot.
  • Glance at the confidence colors, tap Confirm. Block and flight time are computed for you.

Why it's faster than typing

Typing four times, a route, and a tail into a form is error-prone and slow on a phone. A photo captures all of it at once, and OOOIPilot cross-checks the times against the page's own BLOCK and FLIGHT totals so you know they're right before you save.

Works with no signal

OCR runs on your device and your logbook is stored locally first, so you can log at the gate or at altitude with no Wi-Fi. It syncs to your account when you're back online.

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