Flight Log Computer Program
May 9, 2004 | 11:25 am
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Flight Log Computer Program
I have flown over 3.5 Million miles over the past 30 years and have kept a manual Flight Log Book. It lists each flight by date, origin, destination, flight miles, airline flown and class of service taken. At the end of each year I total all the miles flown.
Is there a computer program I can purchase to log all my past and future flights. The flights have been all over the world, so it has to have a worldwide database of airports.
My log book is falling apart at the seams. Can anyone help?
David
Is there a computer program I can purchase to log all my past and future flights. The flights have been all over the world, so it has to have a worldwide database of airports.
My log book is falling apart at the seams. Can anyone help?
David
May 11, 2004 | 8:11 am
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Originally Posted by ScottC
Best thing to do is just make it in Access and use a mobile DB reader to maintain it.
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
May 13, 2004 | 4:24 pm
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This program may be of interest.
http://www.tsedigital.com/PFLDeskLog.htm
http://www.tsedigital.com/PFLDeskLog.htm
May 15, 2004 | 5:58 am
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Flight Log
Originally Posted by Kurwah
This program may be of interest.
http://www.tsedigital.com/PFLDeskLog.htm
http://www.tsedigital.com/PFLDeskLog.htm
I tried the link and downloaded the trial program, but found it very complicated to use.
Pehaps the only way is to simply create this in Excel. I just thought there would be hundreds of frequent flyers who keep digital log books of their flights.
Nonetheless I appreciate your suggestion away.
If anyone in FT could help create an Excel spreadsheet to save my flight data as I have outlined above, I would be greatful for their help. When it comes to easy things like this, I'm a complete novice!
I'm sure if an " out of the box" program was available, there would be a demand for it. I'm still convinced that such a program already exsists. If not, this has to be a marketing opportunity!
-David