What service do you use to keep a log of all the flights you've taken?
#61
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: BRU-ZRH
Programs: LX HON, BA Gold, Marriott Bonvoy Titanium Elite
Posts: 764
I agree the 'big things' have not happened, though for me nothing needs to be changed apart from the support to add airports / equipment.
FD still has the best layout around if you ask me.
FD still has the best layout around if you ask me.
#62
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: BQH / LHR / LGW
Posts: 51
Log My Flight is also pretty good, I particularly like the ability to view your personal flights map in full screen. The owner/webmaster Cedric is open to feedback and has already implemented a number of suggestions made in this thread.
#64
Used to be 'Scooter'
Join Date: Mar 1999
Location: SAN
Programs: Free Agent
Posts: 398
FlightDiary is still (by far) my favorite. I'd love to know what the developers have - or do not have - planned with it though, because it doesn't seem to get much attention from them. I would think they get a decent amount of traffic though, so I'm not sure what their end game is.
I hate to say it, but it's perfect enough for me that I'd be glad to pay a subscription fee if that means keeping it alive and growing.
#65
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: BQH / LHR / LGW
Posts: 51
We are working on some improvements for Flightdiary, making it more user-friendly and linking it to Flightradar24. Unfortunately, we can't provide any more details at this time.
I guess we'll just have to wait and see...
#66
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: United Kingdom
Programs: BAEC Blue, Flying Blue Silver, Hilton Gold, Marriot Gold
Posts: 817
I actually sent a request today for LATAM Airlines. Got an email back saying it would be added soon. First time it has happened to me. I exported to jet it up last night to keep my records safe, I quite like jet it up and well done to the creator. I'll use both in the future for back up purposes.
#67
Used to be 'Scooter'
Join Date: Mar 1999
Location: SAN
Programs: Free Agent
Posts: 398
Wow, I had no idea that FD was a sub-product of FlightRadar24. Linking the two together sounds really cool actually, and I can think of a lot of neat tracking and history features that could be incorporated.
#69
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#70
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Upper Sternistan
Posts: 10,047
Frankly, I'm pretty reluctant to download apps these days due to security issues.
What advantage would an app have over a website with cloud storage?
#72
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: BQH / LHR / LGW
Posts: 51
I'd certainly be glad to use a "beautifully designed and super easy to use" app, although to be honest I prefer using a larger screen to view something like Flight Diary, so it would need to be linked to the website rather than being just a standalone app. However if the app also provided live flight information (e.g. departure delays, gate changes, etc) then I'd definitely be interested.
#75
Join Date: Nov 2015
Posts: 147
I happily noticed that the database is updated with new airports today. Someone mentioned COD was not there 3 years ago and finally it landed in FD. I found out this when I casually searching AS65 and found all segments are available now. PSG (or WRG) were not there before. Good move and way to go, FD!