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Everything new- Placards keep the spaces you type15 Oct 2026 · Panel DesignerSpaces at the start or end of a placard's line are kept.
- A colored panel's holes shown as flange lines15 Oct 2026 · Panel DesignerA template's holes now show on a colored panel.
- The bill of materials replaces the equipment list15 Oct 2026 · Panel DesignerYour design's bill of materials, in the equipment list's place.
- Change the template of a design15 Oct 2026 · Panel DesignerA new member tool, Change template, puts a different panel template under a design you have already laid out.
- Instrument prices are back, up to date every night15 Oct 2026 · Panel DesignerThe designer shows instrument prices again, from the manufacturer first.
- The knob in five sizes15 Oct 2026 · Panel DesignerThe plain knob now comes in five sizes: 0.50, 0.625, 0.70, 0.75 and 1.00 inch.
Hangar Flying15 articles
- Hangar Flying and its appsOne site and one account, and the apps it is made of.
- Signing inOne account for every Hangar Flying app: your email address and a password.
- Your accountYour name, your email, your password, what reaches you, and closing the account.
- When something is wrongWhat to do, and what is worth telling us.
- Hangar Debrief, the newsletterThe Hangar Flying email newsletter: its articles, its past issues, and how to get it.
- Wire Size CalculatorFind the smallest copper wire for a DC circuit from its voltage, current and length.
Builders Log10 articles
- The Builders LogThe record of an amateur-built aircraft’s construction, kept from a phone in the hangar.
- The Projects pageEvery build on your account as a card, and the logs other builders have shared.
- Starting a projectChoose the kind of project and the aircraft, fill in what you have, and the log opens.
- Writing, signing and correcting an entryWrite what you did, add photographs and hours, and press Save and sign. Signed, it is not changed.
- Importing work you have not logged yetMonths of photographs become draft entries, one for each work day, by the photographs’ own dates.
- Your manuals: reading them, searching them, opening a pageYour own copies of the kit’s manuals, read once, searchable, and linked from each entry.
Panel Designer40 articles
- Panel Designer features overviewWhat the Panel Designer can do, where each tool is, and which article tells you more.
- Create a new panel designStart a new design on your aircraft's panel template.
- Open a panel designFind a saved design on My designs and open it in the designer.
- Save a panel designSave your design, how the 15-minute autosave works, and what to do when a save does not go through.
- Rename, copy and delete panel designsRename, copy or delete a design from its card on My designs.
- Add a single instrumentFind an instrument in the search and put it on your panel by clicking or double-clicking.
Marketplace13 articles
- The MarketplaceAircraft and airpark property for sale, listed by their owners.
- Finding an aircraft or propertyBrowse, search, sort, and see what has come down in price.
- Saved searchesKeep a search, and get an email when something new answers it.
- Reading a listingPhotographs, the key facts, the inspection, and the research on every aircraft.
- Contacting a sellerPrivate messages, the telephone, and questions on the listing.
- Reporting a listingTell Hangar Flying when a listing is not what it says.
MRO32 articles
- Your account in MROThe front page, the first question, signature lines, the shop, and the bell.
- The DashboardThe one home page: your aircraft, what is coming up, and the calendar.
- What an aircraft’s page showsA card for each part of the job, each saying what is outstanding on it.
- An aircraft, and its sectionsComing due · Records · Equipment · Discrepancies · Inspections · Directives · Bulletins · STCs · Manuals · Flights · Users.
- Adding an aircraftType the registration and the FAA registry fills in the rest; the data plate settles anything it gets wrong.
- Customers, for a shopWhere a shop keeps the people it works for, and how to add one.
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