Ground workflow
Airport selection, runway wind, frequencies, taxi planning, and hold-short notes are grouped around the active flight.
Ground page →Cockpit workflow for pilots
Organize the flight, not another spreadsheet.
Block Time brings ground workflow, weather context, flight timing, engine-hour capture, and recordkeeping into one clean cockpit flow.
What it helps with
Practical help before, during, and after the flight.
Weather context
METAR and TAF reports stay visible as raw text, readable chips, and deeper explanations when a token needs context.
Weather page →Flight timeline
The timeline follows the flight, not a spreadsheet: engine on, first move, takeoff, landing, park, engine off, review, finalize.
Logging page →Engine-hour capture
A guided camera target and OCR support help pilots read the meter, confirm the value, and keep the reading attached to the flight record.
Engine hours page →Sources and references
Reference-backed where that matters.
Block Time uses NOAA aviation weather data by default where available, keeps source context visible, and includes public reference links for the weather and EFB guidance behind the explanations.
Simple rule
Block Time uses the most recent data from official aviation weather sources where available, including NOAA aviation weather by default, and can support additional user-configured sources. Use aircraft documents, official procedures, approved operational sources, and pilot judgement for operational decisions.
