# How to use flight statistics in Logbook 365 | Logbook 365

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# How to use flight statistics in Logbook 365

Review your flying history, compare periods and understand the distribution of hours. A total is meaningful only when its period and metric are clear.

Step by step

- Check the underlying records

- Open Statistics

- Define the period

- Explore details

- Compare with the logbook

- Demonstration example

- Frequently asked questions

## 1. Check the underlying records

Review flights and configured previous experience. Incorrect dates, roles or durations affect totals and charts.

## 2. Open Statistics

Inspect totals and choose the relevant metric: block time, airborne time, crew roles or simulator training. Keep these concepts distinct when comparing figures.

## 3. Define the period

Use the period controls available in the panel or chart to inspect trends. Compare figures only after checking that they cover the same interval and metric.

## 4. Explore details

Open the detailed chart and select available variables such as PIC, SIC or day landings. Inspect the breakdown rather than relying on an isolated total.

## 5. Compare with the logbook

For unexpected results, check records within the period and previous experience. Statistics help analyze your data; they do not automatically establish licensing eligibility.

## Demonstration example

Demonstration: two actual flights with block times of 01:30 and 02:00 total 03:30 (3.50 h). A simulator session of 01:00 is reviewed separately. A career panel including previous experience may differ from a selected period.

## Before you finish

- The selected metric matches your question.

- Compared figures cover the same period.

- Previous experience is included where relevant.

- Simulator training is distinguished from actual flight.

## Frequently asked questions

### Why does a total differ from my selected flights?

Check whether you are comparing block with airborne time, different periods or a total that includes previous experience.

### Do charts certify licensing requirements?

No. They summarize recorded data. Eligibility and acceptance depend on the applicable review and recipient.

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