How FlightLogger Sync works

How the sync works

FlightLogger Sync connects your systems and keeps data up to date automatically.

The process typically works like this:

1. Flights are logged in FlightLogger
2. Aircraft usage and flight hours are recorded
3. Data is synced to MaintSpace
4. Maintenance schedules and aircraft status are updated

This ensures that maintenance is always based on the latest operational data.

What is synced

FlightLogger Sync focuses on operational data that impacts maintenance.

This includes:

• Aircraft and fleet data

• Flight hours and usage

• Operational activity affecting maintenance planning

The exact data depends on your setup and configuration.

When data is updated

Data is synced regularly between systems.

This means:

• Flight hours are updated automatically

• Maintenance schedules reflect actual usage

• Aircraft status stays consistent

You do not need to manually enter flight data in MaintSpace.

How it affects maintenance planning

FlightLogger Sync directly impacts how maintenance is planned.

• Maintenance intervals can be based on actual flight hours

• Upcoming maintenance is triggered automatically

• Aircraft availability reflects real usage

This reduces planning errors and improves efficiency.

Checking the sync

To make sure everything is working correctly:

• Go to Administration → FlightLogger Sync

• Review the sync status

• Check that aircraft and data are aligned

If something looks incorrect, verify both systems.

Common issues

If data does not appear as expected:

• Check that the aircraft exists in both systems

• Verify that aircraft are correctly matched

• Confirm that the sync is active

• Allow time for updates to process