
FlightManager
EASA logbook & FTL limits
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What's New in FlightManager
1.2.6
October 2, 2026
The payslip estimate has been rebuilt against real payslips, line by line. • Contribution base, social security and pension fund now match the payslip: checked against four real ones, down to cents • The pension fund is calculated on fixed pay, not on the contribution base: the estimated deduction could previously be over €100 a month out • The fund reduces income tax only up to the statutory annual cap, as on the payslip • Thirteenth salary added in December • Simulator sessions no longer count towards sector pay — they are not flight time — but the sim day is paid as home base duty • The "Training / simulator" counter in the Extra tab now actually counts: before it did nothing EASA logbook • A flight with no recorded take-offs and landings is no longer reported as "day" by default: day and night are worked out from the times, using civil twilight • Where that is not possible, the PDF says so on the cover instead of staying silent If you don't fly for Ryanair • New home screen by default, with recency, limits, certificates and last flight together • The Ryanair roster import and colleague sharing no longer appear • The welcome screens now also cover FTL limits, recency, certificates, map and flight cards Also • The app now tells Apple which five languages it speaks: Italian, English, Spanish, French and German • New opening: the cockpit powering up • The switch for choosing the home screen is findable now: Config, Appearance section
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Full access to EASA logbook,payslip estimation, PDF exp




