Can we access those flight records that have been backed up in the cloud?
It would be nice that we have a web entry to those records.
Thanks
Paul

Ive downloaded them before but the zip files don't appear to be zip files however air data has a tool that can sync those logs with airdata so it must be doable.

DAFlys Posted at 1-15 02:08
Ive downloaded them before but the zip files don't appear to be zip files however air data has a tool that can sync those logs with airdata so it must be doable.

Where did you get the zip file?

bonmot Posted at 1-15 05:15
Where did you get the zip file?

I was reverse engineering the airdate process by funnelling the data through a proxy so I could see what it was doing.  however I didn't pursue it as the zip file is useless as it cannot be opened.

DAFlys Posted at 1-15 07:38
I was reverse engineering the airdate process by funnelling the data through a proxy so I could see what it was doing.  however I didn't pursue it as the zip file is useless as it cannot be opened.

Is there a "save as" in the App?

DAFlys Posted at 1-15 07:38
I was reverse engineering the airdate process by funnelling the data through a proxy so I could see what it was doing.  however I didn't pursue it as the zip file is useless as it cannot be opened.

Yes, it seems to be a one file for all the records instead of incremental sync.

bonmot Posted at 1-15 07:47
Is there a "save as" in the App?

No there isn't.

bonmot Posted at 1-15 07:53
Yes, it seems to be a one file for all the records instead of incremental sync.

Each flight is in a file with a zip extension that I couldn't figure out how to open,  inside it must be the flight log and any images saved.  If you use airdate you can export some of the flight details once they have been synced.