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.