landing.fyiMore of your logs score now — plus notable moments and sortable landings
Three things this month: a ForeFlight, Garmin GDL 50 or Garmin Pilot track log now gets a landing score, your standout landings get called out with notable moments, and you can sort your landings list by any column.
More of your logs score now
A ForeFlight track log, a portable Garmin GDL 50, or a Garmin Pilot export now gets a real landing score — your touchdown, descent, centerline, and rollout — with the full track and map. It's marked low-confidence (a GPS-only track has no airspeed or firmness), and a Garmin Pilot export carrying connected-avionics data scores all six.
Notable moments on your landings
Your standout landings now get called out — a gust re-lift, a strong crosswind handled, a firm or deep touchdown, a greaser, a landing on the numbers — with a tag on the dashboard, a note when you open one, and a marker on the chart. It tells the story the score can't, and never changes the score. Filter down to just them.
Sort your landings, any column
Sort your landings list by rating, firmness, crosswind, date — any column — on desktop and now on your phone too. The sort rides the URL, so a sorted view is shareable.
August opens the door to a lot more logs
The big one: a GPS-only track now gets a real landing score. Fly with just a ForeFlight track log, a portable Garmin GDL 50, or a Garmin Pilot export and you'll get a score where before you got nothing. A portable GPS track has no airspeed and no accelerometer, so these land in a new "partially scoreable" group: you get your touchdown, descent, centerline, and rollout — four of the six marks — plus the full track and map, and every one is marked low-confidence so it stays out of the leaderboards. We checked it against the same landings recorded by a panel and the GPS-only score usually lands within a point or two. And if your Garmin Pilot export happens to carry connected-avionics data, you get all six.
Notable moments call out the things a 0–100 score can't. When a landing does something worth noticing — a gust that lifted the wheels back off just after touchdown, a strong crosswind you handled, a firm or deep touchdown, a greaser, a landing right on the numbers — it gets a small tag on your dashboard and a note when you open it, with a marker on the approach chart. It never changes your score, and you can filter your list down to just those.
And you can now sort your landings list by any column — rating, firmness, crosswind, date, whatever you're chasing — on desktop and on your phone. The sort rides the URL, so a sorted view is yours to bookmark or share.