Profile and Logbook

Your Free Flight profile is your pilot record. Use it to review your XP, rank, stats, badges, type ratings, achievements, passport, and every completed Free Flight logbook entry. Career Mode has a separate profile and logbook for each Career save. This page explains the normal Free Flight profile. For save selection and the way Career profiles, stats, Passport, ratings, and achievements stay separate, see Career Saves and Career Profile.

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Opening your profile

In the desktop app:

1. Open the left sidebar.
2. Click Profile.

You can also open another pilot’s profile from places like the Leaderboard or public pilot links.

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Main profile overview

The Overview tab shows your pilot identity and core Free Flight progress. It can show:

• Display name.
• Profile picture.
• Premium badge when you have Captain.
• Pilot since date.
• Current FlyHub rank.
• XP progress toward the next rank.
• Total Free Flight XP.
• Total flights.
• Total hours.
• Average score.
• Pinned achievement badges.
• Pinned type rating badges.
• Logbook entries.

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XP and rank progress

Free Flight XP is used for your normal FlyHub rank. The profile shows:

• Your current rank name.
• Your current level.
• Your total XP.
• XP needed for the next rank.
• A progress bar for the current rank.

XP comes from completed Free Flight flights. Hours flown, score, penalties, bonuses, and tracking method can change the final XP earned. For scoring details, see Scoring and XP.

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Career Stats tab

The Career Stats tab is a Free Flight analytics page. It is not Career Mode progression. It is a deep statistics view for your Free Flight history. Career Stats can show:

• Analyzed flights.
• Lifetime flights.
• Total distance.
• Average flight duration.
• Unique airports visited.
• Average score.
• Current flying streak.
• Best flying streak.
• Median landing vertical speed.
• Longest flight by distance.
• Longest flight by duration.
• Unique countries visited.
• Top airlines.
• Top aircraft types.
• Top routes.
• Monthly flight activity.
• Online versus offline flight breakdown.
• Current versus historical flight breakdown.

Use this tab when you want to understand what you fly most, how often you fly, where you fly, and how your performance changes over time.

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Passport tab

The Passport tab tracks the world you have visited through completed Free Flight flights. It can show:

• Countries visited.
• Total reachable country count.
• A world map of visited countries and airports.
• Airport visit markers.
• Passport country stamps.
• Airport familiarity badges.

A country stamp appears when your completed flights include an airport in that country. Airport familiarity badges are based on repeated visits to airports. The more often you use an airport, the stronger that airport’s familiarity badge can become.

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Type ratings

Type ratings track your experience with aircraft families and aircraft types in Free Flight. Open Type Ratings from the profile overview card. Type rating cards can show:

• Aircraft family or rating title.
• Aircraft codes included in that rating.
• Current, expired, or training status.
• Completed flights for that rating.
• Last flight date.
• Awarded date when earned.
• Requirements still needed.
• Badge image when available.

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How type ratings are earned

In Free Flight, a type rating is earned by flying enough qualifying flights and meeting the rating requirements. Requirements can include:

• Minimum completed flights in that rating.
• A recent flight within 30 days.
• Minimum score in the last 10 flights.
• Average score in the last 30 flights.

If a rating is marked training, you have started progress but have not earned it yet. If a rating is marked current, it is earned and still valid. If a rating is marked expired, it was earned before, but you need another recent qualifying flight to restore currency.

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Pinning type rating badges

You can pin earned type ratings to your profile. To pin a type rating:

1. Open your Profile.
2. Click Type Ratings.
3. Find an earned type rating.
4. Click Pin.

You can pin up to 8 type ratings. Pinned type ratings appear on the profile overview so other pilots can quickly see the aircraft you want to show. To remove one, open Type Ratings again and click Unpin.

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Achievements

Achievements show completed tour badges and other badge-style profile rewards. Open Achievements from the profile overview card. In Free Flight, this page currently focuses on completed tours. Achievements can show:

• Completed tour badges.
• Tour name.
• Tour category.
• Completion date.
• Pinned badges.
• Creator partner badge when linked to the account.

Tour categories can include airline, airplane, airport, historical, odyssey, regional, VIP, or themed tours.

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Pinning achievement badges

You can pin completed achievement badges to your profile. To pin an achievement:

1. Open your Profile.
2. Click Achievements.
3. Find a completed badge.
4. Click Pin.

Pinned achievement badges appear on the profile overview. If you no longer want a badge displayed, open Achievements and unpin it.

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Logbook

The Logbook section lists your completed Free Flight entries. Each entry can show:

• Route.
• Airline.
• Flight number.
• Aircraft.
• Flight date.
• Flight time.
• Score.
• XP earned.
• Tracking or operation badges.

Examples of badges include:

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Opening a flight entry

To inspect one completed flight:

1. Open your Profile.
2. Scroll to Logbook.
3. Click the flight entry you want to review.

The flight detail page opens.

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Flight detail page

The flight detail page is where you review what happened on one flight. It can show:

• Route map.
• Recorded flight path.
• Origin and destination.
• Alternate landing airport when applicable.
• Airline and flight number.
• Aircraft.
• Flight time.
• Distance.
• Landing result.
• Score.
• XP earned.
• Offline XP multiplier when the flight was offline.
• SimRate penalty when time compression affected XP.
• Network bonus when VATSIM or IVAO requirements were met.
• Crash or cheat detection warnings when applicable.
• Full score report.

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Scoring report

The score report explains why the flight received its final score. Depending on the flight, it may include:

• Landing score.
• Landing vertical speed.
• G-force or landing analysis.
• Runway alignment.
• Runway excursion or overrun checks.
• Bounce detection.
• Gear, lights, and flap events.
• Altimeter checks.
• Unstable approach events.
• Crash detection.
• Penalties and bonuses.

Use this section when you want to understand why a flight scored higher or lower than expected.

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Telemetry and graphs

Flight entries can include a Telemetry & Graphs tab. For online flights, this can show:

• Altitude graph.
• Speed or flight profile data when available.
• Landing analysis graph.
• Recorded telemetry context.

Offline flights do not have full telemetry because FlyHub did not receive live simulator data. They can still show offline scoring information, check-in based timing, and the final debrief data when available.

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Deleting logbook entries

You can delete your own Free Flight logbook entries. Important rules:

• You can delete up to 5 entries per month.
• Deleted entries are marked as deleted.
• Deleted entries no longer count normally in profile totals.
• Deletion cannot be undone by the user.

Use deletion carefully.

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Common questions

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Why are Career Mode flights not shown here?

The normal Profile page is for Free Flight. Career Mode has separate career profile and career logbook areas.

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Why does a flight not have telemetry graphs?

The flight may have been completed offline, or the telemetry archive may not have stored enough data for that graph.

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Why did my XP or rank change after deleting a flight?

Deleting a logbook entry can recalculate your profile totals.

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Why is a type rating expired?

A type rating can expire when you have not flown that rating recently. Fly another qualifying flight in that rating to restore it.

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Why are my badges not showing on the main profile?

Open Achievements or Type Ratings and pin the badges you want to display.