CWA to LogTen Pro
02-14-2026 | 05:08 PM
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It used to be a pretty seamless copy/paste but when SWA started adding all the extra data fields to the CWA trip display, LogTen can’t translate it and they haven’t kept up.
If I copy paste a trip to LogTen, the best I get is the date, flight number and origin/destination. I need to manually enter the rest.
Anyone have a different experience?
If I copy paste a trip to LogTen, the best I get is the date, flight number and origin/destination. I need to manually enter the rest.
Anyone have a different experience?
02-14-2026 | 06:52 PM
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From: LUV 737 FO
It used to be a pretty seamless copy/paste but when SWA started adding all the extra data fields to the CWA trip display, LogTen can’t translate it and they haven’t kept up.
If I copy paste a trip to LogTen, the best I get is the date, flight number and origin/destination. I need to manually enter the rest.
Anyone have a different experience?
If I copy paste a trip to LogTen, the best I get is the date, flight number and origin/destination. I need to manually enter the rest.
Anyone have a different experience?
02-14-2026 | 06:58 PM
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03-01-2026 | 07:20 PM
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From: LUV 737 FO
03-02-2026 | 06:32 AM
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Same here, I see it as a "better to always have my logbook in top notch shape" in the event something DOES happen, vs scrambling to try and fit 3000 hours of flying into a logbook in a short span of time.
03-02-2026 | 07:50 AM
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I always import last year's flying at the beginning of the year. It takes maybe an hour or so. The biggest guesses are night time and instrument time, but at this stage those times are for my benefit.
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