Searching & Filtering

Find specific flights quickly using search and filter tools.

When your logbook grows to hundreds or thousands of flights, finding a specific entry quickly matters. Wader gives you two tools for this: Search and Filter.

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Search

Tap the magnifying glass icon in the top bar of the Logbook screen to open the search bar.

You can search flights by any of the following:

Search term	Examples
Airport	ICAO code (EGLL) or IATA code (LHR)
Pilot name	First or last name of any crew member on the flight
Flight number	BA456, UA101
Tail number	Aircraft registration, e.g. G-EUOE
Aircraft type	Type designator, e.g. A320, B738
Remarks	Any text recorded in the remarks field

Results update as you type. Tap a result to open that flight.

Search may not work correctly with special characters (accented letters, diacritics, non-Latin scripts). For best results, use standard Latin characters — for example, search Zurich rather than Zürich.

Search flights by airport, pilot, tail number, aircraft type, or remarks

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Filter

Filter by flight type, completion status, or date range

Tap the filter icon in the top bar to open the filter panel. Filters let you narrow the flight list to a specific subset of entries.

Available filters:

Filter	What it shows
Incomplete logs only toggle	Only flights that are missing required fields (gray cards)
Flight toggle	Show/Hide flights from the list
Simulator toggle	Show/Hide sim sessions from the list
Date range	Flights within a specific start and end date

Combining Filters

Filters can be combined. For example, you can filter for real flights only within a specific date range at the same time.

Active Filter Indicator

When one or more filters are active, a visual indicator appears on the filter icon to remind you that the list is not showing all flights.

Clearing Filters

Tap Reset inside the filter panel to clear all active filters and return to the full flight list.

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Tips

Use the Incomplete flights only filter to quickly surface any gray (incomplete) logbook entries. This is a great way to do a regular logbook audit and make sure all your flights are counted toward your totals.

Tip: Combine Simulator sessions only with a date range filter to quickly review your simulator currency for a specific period.