Engine-hour capture

Point, read, confirm, and keep flying.

Block Time helps pilots capture engine-hour readings with a guided camera target. The OCR result is shown clearly, then the pilot confirms the value before it becomes part of the flight record.

Next: references Flight logging

Block Time engine-hours OCR screen showing a guided target window and detected engine-hour value. — **Guided engine-hour OCR** The target box keeps the OCR focused on the digits, then the pilot confirms the detected value.

How it helps

Engine-hour entry without turning the cockpit into paperwork.

Guided target window

The pilot fills the clear box with digits only, keeping labels, switches, glare, and screws outside the OCR area.

Focused OCR support

The app reads the guided region first, shows the detected candidate, and keeps the pilot in control of the saved value.

Same-aircraft context

Readings can be checked against previous records for the same tail so unusual values are easier to catch.

Part of the record flow

The confirmed value stays connected to the flight record and review workflow instead of becoming a separate note.

Pilot confirmation

OCR helps. The pilot decides.

The detected number is a candidate, not an automatic final answer. Block Time shows the value clearly and lets the pilot confirm, retry, or enter the reading manually.

Flight Management screen showing completed flight records and totals. — **Connected to flight records** Engine hours sit inside the same review and logging workflow as the rest of the flight.