Hi, yes. If you double click the flight or click the Edit button, the dialog to edit the respective record will open. There, you will see the departure airport ICAO code (should be the first airport visited during the flight), the destination airport ICAO code (the last airport visited), and in the Airport list on the right side on the dialog there are listed other airports visited during the flight along with the number of landings performed at them. From all of these FS Logbook Editor computes the number of takeoffs and landings per flight. Hope that answers your question. If not or if you want to ask something else, please don't hesitate to do so.
Hi, the way the flights are logged is the matter of the simulator itself indeed (ie. flight broken in two records). As FS Logbook Editor just reads the log file, it cannot help if the flight is logged incorrectly (missing airports or something else). So far, the airport list does not support rearrangement of the records (airports and landings). To be honest, it did not come on my mind. I also did not check if FSX or Prepar3D saves those additional airports in the right order. But it is very simple feature to implement (the rearrangement), I just will have to try if Prepar3D and FSX will preserver it, or if it will save in whatever order it thinks is right.
So, just to let you know. I did test if Prepar3D will keep the ordering of airport list items...and it will. In my development version of FS Logbook Editor, there are now buttons to move these items up and down in the list. Will think about some more new features, so not to recompile installer just for two buttons Other suggestions or bug reports are welcome.