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200/150 = 1 1/3 100/75 = 1 1/3 Try learning some math.

Yep, and this time they bumped the price by 1/3.

Available from other products for $0. Myflightbook.com does auto-logging for $0. Even integrates with Foreflight flight tracks and does auto-logging from them.

Because that's what Foreflight says it is:

You better hope they keep it around. There's no way to export the data, so your transition that you've made is one-way.

Wow, they're so fragile that someone pointing out how they hiked their price 1/3 by "adding" a useless feature is going to kill them? Seriously? If you don't like that being pointed out, don't read. It's a simple concept. For those who actually care about value-for-money, they can become...

And bumping your price 1/3 doesn't help gain market share either.

If you have a product that you are charging that significant amount of money for ($50/year), it's reasonable to assume that it would have a full basic feature set...and data export is about as basic a feature as they get. Like I said, marketting said "What can we stick in her to "justify" a...

Neither of those is the truth. I'm simply pointing out a slimy marketing practice. They add a worthless feature, hike the price by 33%, and make it significantly more difficult to buy the old feature-set. If you want a half-done logbook for $50, go right ahead, but at least you know...

Funny...when you actually try to purchase you only get two choices though:

That's only if you go to the webpage. Not available at all in the In-App purchase option.

That's not an "export". It's also a feature that FF Logbook lacks that free alternatives like MyFlightBook have.

Only if you go digging for it...basic hide-the-option scam going on. Also, can't use iTunes credit to buy the $75 or the $150 plan.

One other thing...you can't export your ForeFlight logbook...so you're pretty much stuck paying them forever.

Also confirmed: If you want to use iTunes Store Credits, you have to get the new plan which is 1/3 more expensive than the old one. Basically a money grab for people who don't pay attention.

You're right...I was thinking of their checklist app. The confusion was all mine. Sorry.

OK, so it's just intended to sucker people in then. Gotcha. It may be legal, but it's still a slimy marketing practice.

Honestly, looks like the Logbook app wasn't selling very well on it's own (it provided very little value), so they bundle it in with the more popular app and hike the price 1/3.

However, can you buy a "build your own plan" from inside the app, thereby using your iTunes credits?

OK, again, no need for SV, and they seem to think Logbook is worth $50/year. It's right there on the "build your own" page.