Shared Flights
When you fly with another Wader pilot, one of you logs the flight and the other accepts a copy into their own logbook. No one types the same flight twice. Shared flights are part of the FREE plan.
Sharing a flight with your crew
Section titled “Sharing a flight with your crew”- Open the flight (or create it) and go to the Crew section.
- In a crew seat, start typing the pilot’s name and choose them under Wader, or tap Scan pilot code and scan the QR code on their phone.
- Tap Save.
The pilot receives a notification that you shared the flight with them.
Accepting a shared flight
Section titled “Accepting a shared flight”When a flight is shared with you:
- you receive a notification, and the flight appears in Notifications at the top of the Social tab
- a chip at the foot of the Logbook shows who shared what, for example “shared EIDW → EGSS”. Tap Review to go through every flight waiting for you.
Each flight opens a summary with the date, route, times and aircraft. Choose:
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Sync with [name] | On by default. Your copy follows the other pilot’s changes to the aircraft, route, times and crew |
| Accept | Adds the flight to your logbook |
| Decline | Does not add the flight |
Linked flights
Section titled “Linked flights”With sync on, your copy is linked. The banner Linked with [name] shows at the top of the flight.
- The aircraft, route, times and crew follow the other pilot’s logbook. Tap one of these fields to see who it is linked with.
- Your function, flight rules, remarks and the rest of the flight stay yours. Your PIC, night and IFR times are worked out under your own preferences.
To edit the linked fields yourself, tap a locked field or the banner and choose Unlink. Unlinking cannot be undone.