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Many may not realize that the start/end time they see in the OLC daily
results, flightbook etc is the logger on/off time, not takeoff/landing times! The takeoff/landing time are only available in the flight detail page. So pilots using the OLC flightbook as electronic logbook, log erroneous time (unless they turn their logger on/off at takeoff/ landing). Suprisingly, this was the way OLC display start/end times for years, perhaps from the beginning. I reported to OLC and they promissed to look at it. This also brings another question: Is it still required to log time using pencil in an official paper log book, or printouts from electronic logbooks or spreadsheets are acceptable? Ramy |
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