Filing Your PIREP
JSV Flight Logger
Updated 1 month ago
When your flight is complete (On Block phase — parking brake set, engines shutting down), the app moves to the Post-Flight Summary screen.
Summary Overview
The summary shows your overall performance at a glance:
- Flight Score — colour-coded rating (green / yellow / red)
- Flight Time — block-to-block duration
- Distance Flown — actual distance in nautical miles
- Landing Rate — touchdown vertical speed in fpm
- Events — total events detected during the flight
- Violations — total violations (if any)
Performance Data
Your PIREP includes detailed performance snapshots captured during the flight:
Departure Data
| Gate assignment | Fuel on board (lbs) |
| Aircraft weight (lbs) | Weather conditions at departure |
| QNH (barometric pressure) | Departure time (UTC) |
Takeoff Data
| Takeoff IAS (knots) | Pitch angle at rotation (°) |
| Flap setting | Wind speed & direction |
| Headwind component (knots) | Crosswind component (knots) |
| Assigned runway (if available) | |
Cruise Statistics
| Average cruise altitude (ft) | Average IAS (knots) |
| Average Mach number | Average fuel flow (lbs/hr) |
| Average OAT (°C) | Total cruise duration |
Approach Quality
| ILS localizer deviation (dots) | ILS glideslope deviation (dots) |
| Stabilised at 1,000 ft AGL? | Gear down, flaps set, VS within limits |
Touchdown Data
| Vertical speed (fpm) | Ground speed (knots) |
| Pitch angle (°) | Flap setting |
| Spoiler deployment | Headwind / crosswind (knots) |
| Bounce detected (yes/no) | |
Arrival Data
| Fuel remaining (lbs) | Fuel used (lbs) |
| Block time | Gate (if available) |
Flight Maximums
| Maximum altitude | Maximum IAS |
| Maximum Mach number | Maximum G-force |
| Maximum climb rate | Maximum descent rate |
| Minimum fuel remaining | |
Your Options
- Add Notes
- Optional free-text pilot notes visible on your PIREP. Add comments about conditions, deviations, or anything noteworthy.
- Submit PIREP
- Files the PIREP with all telemetry, events, and performance data to the server. It appears in your pilot profile and goes through the normal approval workflow.
- New Flight
- Discards this PIREP and returns to the flight selection screen.
If your PIREP isn’t filed (app crash, network failure), the prefiled PIREP stays on the server. An admin can review or delete it from the admin panel.
Offline Resilience
The logger handles network interruptions gracefully:
- Position data is buffered locally and sent in batches every 30 seconds.
- If the server is unreachable, data is saved to a local SQLite queue.
- When connectivity returns, queued data is automatically flushed to the server.
- The queue retries up to 5 times per item, then discards stale data after 24 hours.
You can fly an entire flight offline — the PIREP and all data will be sent when you reconnect.