132 kV line inspection, thermal check of insulators · OBS: James Carter
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WORKLOAD · 14DNORMALFetch WX
146%
NORMAL
TOTAL+ 7:401328:23
YTD400:05
14D / AVG30:35 / 21:00
LATEST FLIGHT28 Oct 26
ESSAKJFK8:35FLIGHT TIME
88% night · dark 17:20z
Stockholm-Arlanda Airport → John F Kennedy Intl Airport
RolePICAircraftSE-BLDRulesIFRDep16:30zArr01:05z
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Departure
KJFK
John F Kennedy Intl Airport
22:05Z
18:05 EDT
Arrival
ESSA
Stockholm-Arlanda Airport
05:45Z
06:45 CET
3,397 NM
Distance
443 Knots
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7:40Total flight time7:18 during night
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C172A359
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SE-KXYSE-BLD
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SICAnna Berg
Anna BergJohan EkMaria Lind
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Date2026-10-30
FromKJFK
ToESSA
Off blocks (UTC)22:05
On blocks (UTC)05:45
Aircraft typeA359
RegistrationSE-BLD
Flight no. → remarksBLD903
Takeoff / landing UTC → remarks22:21 / 05:31
Fuel → remarksFuel 92.4 → 8.1 t
Total time
Block 7.67hFlight 7.17h
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AOC FLT LOG 1/1 FLT NBR DATE BLD903 30OCT A/C TYPE REG A359 SE-BLD FROM TO KJFK ESSA OUT OFF ON IN 2205 2221 0531 0545 BLK TIME FLT TIME 0740 0710 FOB OUT FOB IN 92.4 8.1 T<RETURN PRINT*
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Pilot logbook Stockholm → New York
1/8RouteESSA to KJFK. Names and flags fill in.
2/8Block times16:30 to 01:05 UTC, local times alongside.
3/8Worked out for you3,397 NM, 8:35 in total, 7:33 of it at night.
4/8ConditionsIFR all the way. Night fills in by itself.
5/8Aircraft and crewA359 SE-BLD, picked from your fleet. PIC, multi pilot, Anna Berg as SIC.
6/8Landings and approachNight take-off and landing, ILS 22, one hold.
7/8Remarks and saveOne line of remarks. Save.
8/8DashboardTotals, this year and the 14-day workload update.
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Remote pilot logbook Power line inspection
1/7Mission and siteInspection along a power line in Derbyshire.
2/7Two flights08:15 UTC, 0:42 and 0:36. Total 1:18.
3/7Line of sightVLOS 31 %, BVLOS 69 %, split by the minute.
4/7Drone and crewMatrice 350 RTK, picked from your fleet. PIC, James Carter as observer.
5/7Logbook fieldsTwo landings. Max altitude 390 ft.
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