Frequently Asked Questions

Skyden stores flights on your device first, works offline, and backs them up automatically. You can keep reading and exporting your logbook without an active subscription.

Yes. Skyden stores your flights locally, encrypts them, and backs them up automatically. If you lose a device, you can restore the backed-up records on another one.

Yes. You can log flights, review your hours, and access your data without any connection. Changes sync automatically when you're back online.

Yes. Your logbook syncs across your Apple devices. Log a flight on your iPhone, then review it on your iPad, with records available offline on each device.

Skyden runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers with Apple silicon. Your logbook syncs across all of them.

Yes. Skyden imports from Carnet.aero, FlightLog, FlyLog, ForeFlight, LogTen, PILOTLOG, and Swift. It also imports flights from ASL Airlines, Avion Express, British Airways (EuroFlyer), easyJet, Leon, Ryanair, and Volotea. Open the Resources tab and tap Import.

Yes. Download the CSV template, fill it in using the field guide, then import the file from Resources > Import > Skyden CSV Template.

CSV Template

Yes. Skyden exports PDF logbooks for EASA FCL.050, FAA CFR 61.51, TCCA Canada, UK CAA CAP 407, JCAB Japan, UAE GCAA, and CASA Australia.

Yes. Long-press a flight in your logbook and choose Add Photos or Video. You can also add them while logging or editing a flight.

Your first 20 flight hours are on us with all features unlocked. Once you've used them, subscribe for 79.99€/year or 9.99€/month to keep logging unlimited flights. Your data stays accessible even if you don't subscribe.

Your data stays yours. If your subscription ends, you keep read-only access to every flight you've logged. To log new flights, resubscribe.

No. Download Skyden and log your first 20 flight hours without entering any payment details.

Tap your profile picture to open Settings, tap Skyden Pro, then tap Manage. From there you can review or cancel your plan. You can also manage it in your iPhone's Settings app: tap your name, then Subscriptions.

If Skyden doesn't show your Pro subscription, tap your profile picture to open Settings, then tap the Skyden Free row. On the screen that opens, tap ••• and choose Restore purchases. Make sure you're signed in with the Apple ID you used for the original purchase.

Your flights are stored on your device first. They are also encrypted and backed up automatically to servers located mainly in the European Union.

Tap your profile picture to open Settings, tap your name, then Manage Account > Delete Account. You need an internet connection. Deleting your account does not cancel your App Store subscription, so cancel it first. Export your logbook beforehand if you want to keep a copy.

Your flights are backed up. Tap your profile picture to open Settings, go to Backup > Troubleshooting, and tap Start Restore. Skyden downloads your backed-up flights and merges them with this device.

Skyden syncs automatically when you are online. If changes are slow to appear, check your connection, then tap your profile picture to open Settings, go to Backup, and tap Sync Now. Keep the app open until the sync finishes.

This is rare, but it can happen if the app closed before the flight synced. In Settings, go to Backup > Troubleshooting and tap Start Restore to recover backed-up flights. If the flight never synced, you may need to log it again.

Tap your profile picture to open Settings, then Help & Support > Report a Bug. The email it prepares already includes your app version, iOS version, and device, so you only need to describe what happened. Screenshots help.

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