FlightTimeApp vs FlightTime24

FlightTimeApp helps pilots, student pilots, cadet pilots and cabin crew manage aviation activity faster. Use FlightTimeApp to calculate flight time in hours and minutes, organize pilot records, prepare training knowledge and support crew workflows during layovers. Main features: • Flight time calculator for aviation activity • Pilot log support for records and training activity • Salary calculator for contract parameters, sectors, layovers and allowances • Aircraft training content for A320 Family, A330, A380, B737, B777 and B787 • Voice memory items and procedure practice • Aviation quizzes for pilots and cabin crew • Search for training questions and answers • Crew Forum social network for aviation crew discussions and community updates • My Layover tools to find nearby crew, chat, create events and share local city information • Layover city info, crew tips and useful recommendations contributed by other users FlightTimeApp is designed for aviation professionals who need practical tools and crew networking in one mobile app: pilots, student pilots, cadets, cabin crew and crew members preparing for training, organizing daily operations or connecting during layovers. Download FlightTimeApp on the App Store. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Flight Time 24 is a simple consecutive 24-hour flight time tracker built for quick flight leg logging. Add Out and In times, track total flight time inside the last 24 hours, and see when time starts rolling off. Switch between local time and UTC time, use dark mode, and choose an 8-hour or 10-hour flight limit. Flight Time 24 also includes with a one time paid upgrade: Ability to track unlimited number of legs. A block time calculator for quickly calculating Out/Off and On/In times. A Duty/Rest tracker for 14 hour duty / 10 hour rest. Flight Time 24 is designed as a supplemental tracker only. Always verify flight time and duty limits against official records, regulations, and company procedures before making flight-duty decisions.