Airport pages and crew tips

Every airport you fly gets a page, with notes left by the crews who have been there.

  1. Every airport you touch gets a page

    Tap any airport code in your logbook or on the route map to open its page. Codes work the way logbooks write them, so a three-letter code like DHN finds the field without you translating anything.

  2. Tips from other crews

    Airport pages carry short notes left by other pilots - the kind of thing nobody prints. Where the crew van actually stops, which FBO answers after midnight, how long customs really takes.

  3. Leave one yourself

    Add a tip from the airport page. Keep it to what you would tell the next crew on the radio: short, current, useful. Your name is not attached to it.

  4. Keeping it clean

    Anything unhelpful can be reported from the tip itself, and enough reports pull it automatically. It stays a crew room, not a comment section.

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