Private offline flight logbook for aviation enthusiasts
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Flybook is a private, offline flight logbook for Android. Your logbook lives entirely on your device — no account, no cloud, no tracking.
Features:
Log flights with date, flight number, airline, departure and arrival airports, aircraft, registration, seat, cabin class, times, distance, and notes
Smart auto-enrichment: enter airport IATA/ICAO codes and an airline, and Flybook fills in names, cities, countries, aircraft types, great-circle distance, and estimated duration from bundled reference data
Dashboard with at-a-glance stats: flights, distance, time in air, airlines, countries, and airports, plus a monthly activity chart and unlockable achievements
Your Flight Story: a wrapped-style review of your flying history
Flight map: every route drawn on an interactive map with multiple base styles, geodesic route lines, and color customization
Stats and rankings: most-flown aircraft, airlines, routes, airports, tail registrations, seats, and countries
Import and export your logbook as CSV or JSON, including my.flightradar24.com export format
Fully offline: the only network access is map tiles from OpenStreetMap-based servers, fetched only when you open the map
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What’s new
Fixes from the F-Droid on-device review: - Airline is now saved correctly when picked from the dropdown (2-letter codes like LH, AC, W6 no longer get dropped) - Autocomplete dropdowns are more reliable and rank exact codes first - CSV export/import now keeps registration, departure/arrival times and duration - Stats screen cards are tappable to drill into the flights behind each number
Also new: - Import CSV asks whether to add or replace the logbook - Loading sample flights now warns that it r
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