Flight Log™
Know exactly what flew, every single day.
Flight Log turns raw flight activity into a clean, automated daily record of every operation at your airport or heliport. Run it in support of your noise complaint program — so every complaint can be set against what was actually flying — or on its own as a standalone operations record.
Two ways airports use it.
Flight Log is built to sit alongside a noise complaint program — or to stand entirely on its own.
In support of noise complaint management
When a complaint comes in, Flight Log tells you what was actually in the air at that moment. Substantiate a complaint, rule one out, or answer “was anything even flying?” with a record instead of an impression.
Respond to residents with evidence attached, and see when a cluster of complaints tracks a change in route, altitude, or time of day.
As a standalone operations record
No complaint program required. Facilities use Flight Log on its own for procedure and route monitoring, tenant and operator discussions, board and municipal reporting, and letter-of-agreement adherence.
A defensible daily record of what happened at the field — however you need to use it.
The daily report, done for you.
Every morning, Flight Log delivers the prior day’s operations as a formatted spreadsheet — no one on your staff has to assemble it, reconcile it, or chase down what the numbers mean.
Every operation, itemized
Each arrival and departure listed with time, aircraft, operator, and origin or destination — one row per operation, ready to sort and filter.
Delivered automatically
Arrives each morning for the day before, to whatever distribution list you choose. Nothing to run, nothing to remember.
Your format, your recipients
Column layout, branding, and distribution are configured to how your facility already works — not to a generic vendor template.
Quality-checked before it sends
Reports are validated against coverage before delivery, so an incomplete day is flagged to us rather than quietly sent to your stakeholders.
Route monitoring
See which routes are actually being flown.
For facilities with published routes, voluntary procedures, or letters of agreement, Flight Log records which route each operation followed and the altitudes observed along the way — giving you a factual, week-over-week picture instead of an impression.
- Route flown recorded for every operation, with altitude context at each checkpoint
- Share of operations on published routes, tracked over time
- Operations that don’t match a published route are broken out and explained, not just dumped into “other”
- Configured to your facility’s own procedures and geography
- Monitoring-first by design — a factual record you can bring to operators and communities
HHI Heliport, Kearny · Downtown Skyport
Replay any flight, share it safely.
Every operation in the log links to an interactive track viewer — so a question about one specific flight takes seconds to answer, whether it comes from a board member, an operator, or a resident.
Interactive playback
Watch the flight unfold on the map, with time, altitude, and speed updating as it moves.
Access-controlled links
Each link is individually secured and time-limited — safe to send to an operator or stakeholder without exposing anything else.
Works anywhere
Opens in any browser on phone, tablet, or desktop. Nothing to install for the person receiving it.
Built into the reports
Links are embedded in the daily and monthly reports, so the evidence is always one click from the row that raised the question.
Monthly reporting your board can read.
The daily detail rolls up into a designed monthly report in your facility’s branding — the document you bring to management, a board meeting, or a community group.
Operations summary
Totals, daily averages, daytime share, and route adherence at a glance, with a written narrative.
Activity patterns
Operations by hour of day, by day of week, and by operator — where the activity actually concentrates.
Route usage
How the month’s traffic distributed across published routes, with month-over-month movement.
Altitude context
Observed altitudes at each monitored checkpoint, so altitude discussions start from data.
Who Flight Log is for.
Airports
Facilities that need a defensible daily operations record — for noise programs, procedure monitoring, tenant discussions, or reporting obligations.
Heliports
Urban and regional heliports where route adherence, tour activity, and community sensitivity make an accurate daily record essential.
Operators & managers
Facility operators and management companies who need to show what happened — to a client, a municipality, or a neighbor — with evidence attached.
Stronger together.
Flight Log stands on its own — but paired with Complaint Box, every complaint can be set directly against the operations record for the moment it describes.