FlightLogger pricing
FlightLogger pricing and what it adds up to
Quoted privately, with a platform fee, active student and operational flight fees, plus add-on modules.
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The plans
What FlightLogger charges
FlightLogger does not publish a price, so you receive a private quote. The bill combines a platform fee with fees for each active student and operational flight, plus any add-on modules.
FlightLogger platform
Quoted privately
Your quote is based on the platform fee, active students, operational flights and any add-on modules.
How the bill is built
Platform and students
FlightLogger charges a platform fee plus a fee for every active student. A larger intake, a cadet contract or a busy summer can put the bill up.
Operational flights
The bill also includes fees for operational flights. FlightLogger charges for the flying as well as for active students, so both can affect what you pay.
Add-on modules
More than ten paid modules are available on top of the platform. They include student progression, the financial module, flight time limitation, safety management and business insights.
Private quote
FlightLogger publishes no figures on its pricing page. You request pricing and receive a customised quote based on your training volume, rather than a public list price.
A year of FlightLogger
Your yearly FlightLogger cost
FlightLogger is quoted privately, so there is no public yearly figure to use. Your annual bill is driven by the platform fee, the number of active students, operational flights and any add-on modules. A larger intake or more flying can increase the total, and the quote is based on your training volume.
Underneath the bill
What you are really paying for
The platform
The platform fee is one part of the bill. FlightLogger is a flight school software platform, but its pricing page does not publish a fixed price for the platform package.
Student and flight volume
Your bill changes with the number of active students and operational flights. That means a bigger intake or more flying can increase what you pay, even before you add any modules.
Separate modules
More than ten add-on modules are charged on top of the platform. Named examples include student progression, the financial module, flight time limitation, safety management and business insights.
The owned alternative
A version built around your school
Flight School is the owned alternative. Enterprise DNA builds your version around how your school runs, brings your FlightLogger data across and runs it for you. You pay one setup fee, then a monthly retainer. There is also a free version you can run yourself. Your records sit in a database you own, and you can ask questions in plain language.
Flight School for Claude Code
One setup fee, then a monthly retainer. No per-seat plans, no tiers, and the system is yours.
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Questions
FlightLogger pricing, answered
Can I find FlightLogger's price online? expand_more
No. FlightLogger publishes no price list, and its pricing page directs you to request pricing. You receive a private quote based on your training volume. The bill includes a platform fee, fees for active students and operational flights, and charges for any add-on modules.
What affects my FlightLogger bill over a year? expand_more
There is no public yearly figure to calculate from. FlightLogger quotes privately, and your cost depends on the platform fee, active students, operational flights and any add-on modules. A larger intake or more flying can raise the bill, so ask for a quote based on your training volume.
Can my FlightLogger records move to the owned version? expand_more
FlightLogger exports every flight and most reports to a spreadsheet. Aircraft, students, instructors and flight history can come across in one step, with a test run first. Upcoming bookings, uploaded documents and invoices do not come across that way, so you agree what to bring across.
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