Currency Tracking

Wingman Pilot Logbook recency tracking screen showing 30-day general currency status

Feature overview

Wingman Pilot Logbook automatically monitors your flying activity against regulatory and operator-specific recurrency rules, so you're always flight-ready, audit-compliant, and never surprised by last-minute currency lapses.

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With Wingman Pilot Logbook's recurrency tracking system, you can

  • Track Recency of Experience Monitor 90-day takeoff and landing currency, instrument approaches, night currency, and more.
  • Custom Rules Tailor recurrency parameters based on your airline's SOPs or regional authority (FAA, EASA, DGCA, etc.).
  • Auto Alerts Get notified before you become non-current so you can schedule training or flights in time.
  • Integrated with Logbook Recurrency checks are based on your logged flights, with no double entry.
  1. STEP 1: Log your flights normally. Wingman Pilot Logbook auto-detects relevant entries for currency checks.
  2. STEP 2: Go to the Career Page to view real-time recurrency status by category (Night, PIC, Instrument, etc.).
  3. STEP 3: Enable alerts for specific thresholds (e.g., 60 days for night currency, 85 days for takeoff recency).
  4. STEP 4: Wingman highlights non-compliant or soon-to-expire categories for proactive scheduling.
USA, EUROPE, INDIA, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA, SOUTH EAST ASIA

Why pilots around the world love using this feature?

  • Avoid last-minute surprises before flights, checks or simulators.
  • Stay fully compliant with both regulatory and company currency requirements.
  • One glance shows exactly where you stand, with no manual calculations.

Don't wait for a check to discover you're out of date.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of recurrency does Wingman Pilot Logbook track?

90-day takeoff and landing currency, instrument approaches, night currency, PIC recency, and more. It is customizable.

Can I customize the recurrency limits?

Yes. You can adjust thresholds to match your airline SOPs or regulatory body.

How does Wingman Pilot Logbook know which flights count?

The app reads your flight log entries (e.g., day and night landings, IFR time) to calculate your current status automatically.

Where can I view my recurrency status?

On the Career Page inside the app. It updates in real time.

Do I get alerts if I'm about to become non-current?

Yes. You'll receive in-app and email notifications in advance.

Is recurrency tracking available on all devices?

Yes. It works across iOS, Android, and Web.

What if I switch aircraft types? Will recurrency reset?

You can configure tracking by type if your operator requires aircraft-specific currency.

Can I turn off recurrency alerts?

Yes, alerts are fully optional and configurable.

Will Wingman Pilot Logbook show when I last met a recurrency requirement?

Yes. Each category includes a timeline and history of compliance.

Is this feature available to all users?

Yes. Recurrency tracking is part of the core Wingman Pilot Logbook experience.

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