The pairing number is an in-house reference to the flight route, often spanning multiple days. May be numeric (345) or alphanumeric (34K).May include airline company (AF204). The wizard can process about any kind of date formatting, like Day first, or Month first or Year first (YYYYMMDD) and with any kind of separator (slash, hyphen, space, point, none), with or without leading zero ( 9-3-2010 or 09-03.2010) If you cannot find a suitable header, then use " X" as header these columns are then ignored by the import wizard. The header name is not case sensitive.Įach column must have one of the following headers. Columns (headers) can be used in any order. There are 6 mandatory headers, listed below in red boldcolor.Įach header can only be used once. The following 120 headers are recognized by the PILOTLOG import wizard. If you notice this kind of data modification, then use another software to edit the CSV file. A flight time of 1.4 hours can be modified to Jan 1 st or April 4 th. Caution when using Microsoft Excel :MS Excel has a bad habit to auto-modify the contents of the fields. Open the data file with a text editor (like notepad) or with some spreadsheet software, like Excel or Calc. Once you submit the records to your PILOTLOG Cloud Database, all flight data will automatically sync to all devices on which you run the PILOTLOG logbook application. However, errors must be fixed right away, before you can submit your file to your PILOTLOG Cloud Database! Issues are recommendations that can be fixed at a later time, after the import. The PILOTLOG Import Wizard (PIW) verifies the quality of the records and will report any errors or issues. If the conversion is done by our SUPPORT team, your file will already be in the queue. My CrewLounge > Apps > PILOTLOG > Import records from another Logbook. Upload the Compatible File into your personal Queue. If you prefer to do the conversion yourself, follow the guidelines later in this article.Ĭontinue here for the export instructions (Step 1) and file conversion (Step 2). If you have created your own Excel sheet, you can also submit the file via the same web page and we can do the conversion for you. Our CrewLounge SUPPORT team will convert your data file into a compatible file. Step 1+2: Export and Convert the data into a compatible FileĮxport the records from the other logbook software and submit the data file through our website for conversion. Import the compatible file via the PILOTLOG Import Wizard (PIW) Queue.Convert the Data File into a Compatible File.Export the data from the other logbook software.If you have been using a self-made excel datasheet, that can be imported too! CrewLounge PILOTLOG imports flight records from more than 50 other logbook apps, such as LogTen Pro, RosterBuster, Safelog, NC Software, Wingman.
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