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CloudAhoy flight debriefing app integrates with LogTen Pro

By General Aviation News Staff · May 29, 2014 ·

CloudAhoy’s newest version of its flight debriefing and flight track analysis app includes the added feature of data sharing with LogTen Pro.

Pilots using CloudAhoy can now share their flight data with LogTen Pro at the touch of a button.
Chuck Shavit, CloudAhoy’s founder, said, “We’re very pleased to help pilots enter their flight information into LogTen Pro in a much easier way: With one tap, CloudAhoy automatically fills over 20 fields of information in LogTen Pro, including in/out times, airports, crew and aircraft data, and many others. We place a lot of emphasis on integrating our debrief service with the aviation ecosystem and are very pleased to work with Coradine, a leading provider of electronic logbooks.”

Integration with LogTen Pro is made easier by LogTen Pro’s publicly available Application Programming Interface (API). The API provides all the necessary information for companies wishing to integrate with the logbook software, according to company officials. LogTen Pro’s API has already been implemented by companies such as ForeFlight, Jeppesen Crew Alert and Roster Buster.

“It’s great to have CloudAhoy integrating with LogTen Pro to streamline the data entry process,” said Noah Lieberman, Coradine CEO. “As a result, pilots can debrief their flights with CloudAhoy, then effortlessly transfer the data to LogTen Pro for safe keeping, as well as currency tracking and further analysis. The result will be pilots improving their flying and we support this 100%.”

For more information: CloudAhoy.com, Coradine.com

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