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Flights lists every flight your pilots have flown with Stratos, newest first. Filter and search it to find a flight, then open it to see where it went, how it climbed and descended, how it landed and what Stratos recorded along the way.
At a glance
  • The list starts on the last 30 days. Switch to 7d, 90d or All time at the top right.
  • Filter by Status, Simulator or Aircraft, or search by callsign, route, aircraft or pilot.
  • Click a row to open the flight: track map, vertical profile, landing report and flight log.
  • A flight still in progress shows its aircraft on the track.

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Find a flight

Open Flights in the sidebar, under Administration.
Harbour Virtual's Flights list: Status, Simulator and Aircraft filters, the period switch, search, and a row per flightHarbour Virtual's Flights list: Status, Simulator and Aircraft filters, the period switch, search, and a row per flight
  1. Pick the period at the top right: 7d, 30d, 90d or All time. It starts on 30d.
  2. Narrow it with Status, Simulator or Aircraft. Each filter lists only the values in that period, with a count beside each.
  3. Or type in Search flights, routes, pilots. It matches the callsign, flight number, departure or arrival ICAO, aircraft type and the pilot’s first or last name.
  4. Click the row to open the flight.
Reset clears the filters and search. The number of matching flights shows beside the search box. More rows load as you scroll.

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Read a flight

The top of the flight shows its callsign and status, then the route, aircraft type, and the pilot’s name and pilot ID. Flights takes you back to the list.
A completed flight, HBV718 from NZAA to YMHB: block time, distance, landing and date, then the track mapA completed flight, HBV718 from NZAA to YMHB: block time, distance, landing and date, then the track map
Four numbers come first:

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Track map

The map draws the flight’s path, with markers at the departure and arrival ends. Hover over the path to see the altitude, ground speed, heading and flight phase at that point. While a flight is still in progress, the map also shows the aircraft where it was when you opened the page. Reload the page to move it on, or follow it on the Live map, which updates on its own. If no positions were recorded, the map says Track unavailable.

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Vertical profile

Two charts of altitude (ft) and ground speed (kt) against elapsed flight time. Hover for the values and the UTC time at any point. If the flight was paused, Exclude pauses removes the paused time so the charts join up.

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Landing report

How the flight touched down. Only flights that landed have one.
The flight's Landing report card: touchdown rate, G-force, touchdown ground speed, bounces, approach speeds and capture qualityThe flight's Landing report card: touchdown rate, G-force, touchdown ground speed, bounces, approach speeds and capture quality
See Landing rates for how Stratos measures a touchdown.

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Flight log

Everything Stratos recorded during the flight, in order, with UTC times. Each entry is tagged with its kind, such as a phase change, a warning or a comment. At the bottom, the flight number, the filed route, the cruise level, and when the flight started and finished.
The Display options button beside the count hides or shows columns (Flight always shows), and turns on Relative dates (“12m ago”) or Compact rows. Your choices are remembered in this browser.The period counts flights by when they started. A completed flight counts on the Overview’s stat cards by when it finished, so the two can differ slightly at the edges of a period.