Logbook

Platform	Status	Where
iOS	done	`vulture-ios/Modules/App/Sources/Shell/Sidebar/Listvulture-ios/Packages/FlightScreens/Sources/FlightScreens/FlightListvulture-ios/Modules/App/Sources/Map/Galleryvulture-ios/Packages/TrackShape`
Android	done	`vulture-android/feature/flightlistvulture-android/feature/libraryvulture-android/domain/trackshapevulture-android/domain/logbook` FIXED(B11), FIXED(B12), FIXED(B13). No screen transitions (decisions §17).

Behaviour

The logbook lists every flight the pilot imported or recorded, grouped in sections by year.
Each row or card shows a simplified shape of the track, plus date, take-off, duration and distance.
Two presentations: a list, or a gallery of map-artwork cards with zoom levels. The same gallery is used for tasks, waypoint files and airspace files on iOS.
Select mode opens several flights at once, deletes them or shares them. Opening more than one flight on a map needs Vulture Pro (Several flights on one map).
A long press (iOS context menu, Android quick look) gives share, save, remove, mark, delete, edit and upload.
The library shell around it holds the Logbook, Recents, Tasks, Files and the Discover section (Soaring Spot, WeGlide, Charron.line, SkyLines, Files).

Android opens in the gallery by default. Its gallery artwork carries no Mapbox attribution (decisions §7).
Android fixes from iOS: preview duration past 24 hours (B11), white-space trimming (B12), blank pilot names shown as ”—” (B13). iOS fixes were requested.
Android has no Tasks or Waypoints lists in the library in v1 (P6-D16); tasks appear only through Soaring Spot and WeGlide task maps.
On tablets Android uses a navigation rail and drawer instead of the iOS sidebar and inspector column, and has no screen transitions (decisions §17).