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OK, now I'm puzzled. I can't reproduce it anywhere anymore. Two theories: (a) you and I had an outdated version of chrome that got updated with some fix, or (b) the click had a slight movement to it, which is what triggers drag vs. edit

Interesting: it works fine in Chrome on Mac, as well as in Safari on Mac. Even chrome on iOS works. It's just a windows thing. I wonder if there's some windows add-on/extension for chrome that's breaking it?

Hi, Chris. Hmmm...you're right. Need to look into that. Works fine in Firefox too. I'll file a bug, will try to fix quickly. https://github.com/ericberman/MyFlightbookWeb/issues/316. Sorry about that!

Hi, Mark. Would need your email (send it privately to me!) to figure out precisely which account is you so that I could give you a more definitive answer for your flight, but here's what I'm looking for in 61.109(a)(5)(ii) and (iii): for (ii) and (iii): Real aircraft (i.e., sim flights don't...

Thanks! Well, let's hope it's not today, but the short answer is "nothing" should happen. I've worked hard to reduce the need for true hands-on support, I have a couple of people who can step in and have the requisite authorization and passwords/etc., and there's sufficient cash in the...

LOL. Yes, I autofill based on previously used values, and no I don't have an explicit way to see all the names. But there is an easy way to figure that out: download your logbook into a spreadsheet and then turn on filtering (at least in excel). Then click on the drop-down for the filter and...

Huh - I can't reproduce that, at least not with those steps. Can we take that offline (myflightbook@gmail.com) and figure out how to reproduce it? On iOS app, you can delete a flight by swiping left on it in the list of recent flights.

Maybe I need a "Help" or "Support" menu item that would contain FAQ, blog, videos, and contact links? BTW, I *think* these are a bit more visible in the mobile apps (right on the sign-in page). I always thought it was something of a web convention to put all this stuff down at the bottom.

Too hidden here where it already lives?

Ummm...wouldn't that link/button add clutter? :) I think I should add an FAQ item instead.

I love the idea, let me think about how to do it. See https://github.com/ericberman/MyFlightbookWeb/issues/259

Profile->Preferences->Flight Properties. Also see https://myflightbookblog.blogspot.com/2019/01/declutter-your-life-and-your-logbook.html

Don't even really need GPS for that (but it does require hitting the database a bit more to look up airports). Still need home base, though. Isn't rest period by definition the end of one flight-duty period to the start of the next?

I do support part 117.25(b). Assume by "full" you mean c/d/e? The challenge with these is that they require a ton of inference or explicit data entry - e.g., figuring out where your "home base" is, or if you had an 8 hour rest opportunity.

Two ways. You can put the airports visited in the sim in another field like comments. Or, just click "Change Query" (website) to restrict to real aircraft.

No problem, but we should probably take this to email.

Not quite sure what caused that. I looked up the error message on the server and it arises in exactly two scenarios: (a) the flight does not include a specified aircraft (doesn't seem to be the case if you are showing N321DL) or (b) something is invalid in the aircraft's data itself on the...

"Refresh your aircraft list" means just that: go to the aircraft tab and choose refresh from the upper right. That will download the aircraft that are in your profile. Then go into each of the flights that had the error (tap on them), switch away from N321DL and then back to N321DL, and try to...

Sigh, only 45.1. But I had a medical issue in June that impacted my ability to fly for the whole back half of the year. Despite that, though, my MyFlightbook annual summary had some interesting stats:

@AggieMike88 You need to log dual time in a single engine aircraft, and it has to be within 2 calendar months prior to "today". I put "Today" in quotes because it's a moving target. The purpose of this bar is to answer the question "do I have the relevant experience to take the checkride...