Wingbase is the ownership system for general aviation aircraft owners — AI-powered flight logging, maintenance tracking, cost management, and partnership tools in one place.

How does AI photo logging work?

After landing, take a photo of your instrument panel. Our AI reads the Hobbs, tach, or flight time values from the image and pre-fills your flight log. Review the numbers, confirm, and you're done — the whole process takes under a minute.

How does automatic flight detection work?

Register your tail number and Wingbase monitors FlightAware data automatically. When your aircraft is active, we create a draft flight entry. You confirm times on the ground — no manual entry of departure, arrival, or route required.

What does Wingbase cost?

Solo is $24/month per tail for one pilot. Partnership is $48/month per tail for 2–6 co-owners. Fleet is $96/month per tail. All plans include a 7-day free trial with no credit card required; cancel any time.

Can partnerships and flying clubs use Wingbase?

Yes — Wingbase is built for shared ownership. Partnership plans support multiple pilots per aircraft with shared reservation calendars, unified flight logs, and automatic cost splitting. There's no per-seat pricing — you pay for aircraft, not headcount.

Is Wingbase a replacement for my official pilot logbook?

No. Wingbase is designed for aircraft ownership management — tracking costs, maintenance, and operations. It's not a regulatory pilot logbook replacement. Think of it as the business side of ownership.

What aircraft types does Wingbase support?

Wingbase works with any piston, turboprop, or light jet aircraft that has a Hobbs meter or tachometer. It is not designed for heavy transport-category aircraft or commercial airline operations.

Is there a mobile app?

Yes. Wingbase has a native iOS app for logging flights, checking weather, reviewing draft flights, and managing reservations — right from the ramp. Android is planned.

Is my data secure? Do I own it?

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, backed up regularly, and private to you and the partners you invite. You own your data completely and can export everything at any time in CSV or PDF format.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancel anytime with no penalties. We provide a complete export of all your data before your account closes.

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