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How to upload

Getting data in takes three steps and no new hardware. Upload is manual for now: there is no automatic transfer from your aircraft yet.

  1. 1
    Get the log
    Copy the flight-data CSV off your avionics.
  2. 2
    Upload it
    Pick the file, aircraft type and registration.
  3. 3
    Review
    Open the analyzed flights and events.

Illustrations on this page are schematic, not screenshots or photographs. Slot positions and menus can vary by installation.

Garmin G1000 NXi

  1. Step 1

    Take the SD card from the MFD

    With the aircraft on the ground, remove the SD card from the display that holds the data-logging slot. On many G1000 NXi installations this is the MFD, but slot positions vary, so check your installation or ask your avionics shop.

    Top slotMFD (right-hand screen)
  2. Step 2

    Copy the log files

    Put the card in your computer. The flight-data files are named like log_250206_175551_KXXX.csv. Copy the ones you want analyzed.

    Upload them exactly as they came off the aircraft. Do not open or re-save them in Excel.

    CSVCSVSDlog_YYMMDD_HHMMSS_ICAO.csv
  3. Step 3

    Upload one file per aircraft

    Sign in, open Upload, choose the file, pick the exact aircraft type and enter the registration (for example N12345). The aircraft type decides which limits each flight is checked against.

    UploadChoose a CSV fileAircraft typeRegistrationUpload and analyze

Garmin G3000

  1. Step 1

    Ask your avionics shop for the log

    Ask your maintenance provider or avionics shop for the flight data log (CSV) from the aircraft.

    AvioArc currently reads G3000 logs whose first line starts with #airframe_info. If yours starts differently it may be a format we do not support yet, not a faulty file. Tell us what you have.

    CSV#airframe_infoFlight data log (CSV) from your avionics shop
  2. Step 2

    Upload it

    Same as above: one file per upload, exact aircraft type, registration.

    UploadChoose a CSV fileAircraft typeRegistrationUpload and analyze

After you upload

The upload shows Waiting, then Analyzing, then Analyzed. Open it to see the flights, events and approaches.

If a file cannot be read, the page says why. Send us the message and we will help. We keep the original file for 7 days after analysis, then delete it; the results stay until you ask us to delete them.

1Waiting2Analyzing3AnalyzedA tested file was analyzed in about 20 seconds

Good to know

  • Use the flight-data log CSV, not a maintenance report, screenshot or PDF.
  • Files up to 25 MB are accepted. A few weeks of flying per file is normal.
  • One aircraft per file, and one file per upload.
  • Not on the list? See compatibility for the supported avionics, or email us about yours.
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