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Currency, trips & the route map

Your dashboard leads with total time and 90-day landing currency; the map shows where you fly.

A rolling 90 day window of logged landings, split day and night, which is an early warning rather than a qualification recordRolling 90 day window, counted from every landing you log90 days agotodayDay landingsNight landingsThree of each keeps the window green.This total is not segmented by aircraft type, so read it as an early warning, not a qualification record.
The route map: great-circle lines radiating from Chicago weighted by how often each route was flown, with the home base marked at KEWR.
  1. Dashboard totals

    Your dashboard leads with total time, PIC, lifetime passengers carried, and your rolling 90-day day/night landing count.

  2. Landing currency, and which rule it maps to

    The count is three takeoffs and landings in the preceding 90 days, tracked automatically from what you log. Flying the line under Part 121, the rule that governs you is §121.439, which is per aircraft type and lets a Level B or better simulator count. §61.57 is the equivalent for your own Part 91 flying, and it works by category and class instead. OOOIPilot counts every landing you log and does not segment the total by aircraft type, so treat it as an early warning rather than a qualification record, and confirm against the current regulation and your operator's rules.

  3. The route map

    A home-base pin, frequency-weighted arcs, and layer toggles for distance, color mode, and airports. Set your home base on the map header.

  4. Export anytime

    Export to CSV/PDF or an airline-application format from Reports.

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