Reviewing Your Check Results
Summary
Check Results shows the progress checks and stage checks your instructor has assigned to you, with overall status for each check and individual grades for each knowledge and skill item. This view is read-only for students—your instructor records the grades, and you review them here.
Who this is for
- Students reviewing the outcomes of progress checks and stage checks assigned by an instructor
Before you begin
- You must be affiliated with an organization (flight school). If you aren't, the screen shows "You must be affiliated with an organization to use this feature."
- You must have an ACS Standard selected in your User Profile. The list only shows checks for courses matching that standard.
- An instructor must have assigned at least one progress or stage check to you.
Steps
1. Switch to the Log view
Tap the view selector in the top-left (the current view name with a chevron) and pick Log.
2. Open Check Results
Tap the toolbar menu in the top-right of the Log view and select Check Results. The view opens as a sheet.
The first time you open this view, a short intro screen appears with bullets describing what Check Results does. Dismiss it to continue.
3. Browse your checks
Each check appears as a card, sorted by assignment date with the most recent first. Each card shows:
- The lesson name
- Whether it's a Progress Check or Stage Check
- The course and stage it belongs to
- The overall status with an icon
- The assignment date
- "Not associated with a log" if there is no linked debrief log
- An archived badge if the course has been archived
The overall status can be:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Not Started | No items have been graded yet |
| In Progress | Some items have been graded, but not all |
| Completed | All knowledge and skill items have been graded |
4. Open a check
Tap a card to open Check Details. The header shows the lesson name, whether it's a Progress Check or Stage Check, whether it's associated with a log, and a status badge matching the card status. If the check has grades recorded, you'll also see who created and last updated the grades, with timestamps.
5. Review knowledge and skill items
Use the segmented picker to switch between Knowledge and Skill items. Each item shows its name and its current grade:
| Item grade | Meaning |
|---|---|
| SAT | Satisfactory—the instructor marked the item as met |
| UNSAT | Unsatisfactory—the instructor marked the item as not met |
| Not Graded | The instructor hasn't graded this item yet |
Tap Done in the top-right to close the details sheet, and again to close Check Results.
What happens next
- Check Results reflects the latest grades from your instructor each time you open it
- As items are graded, the card status moves from Not Started to In Progress to Completed
- Checks you can no longer see may belong to a course that doesn't match your currently selected ACS standard—switch standards in your User Profile to view them
Common issues
| Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| "No ACS Standard Selected" with a button to go to User Profile | Your profile doesn't have an ACS standard set | Tap Go to User Profile and select the ACS standard that matches your training |
| "No Checks Assigned" empty state | Your instructor hasn't assigned any progress or stage checks for your current ACS standard yet | Ask your instructor to assign the checks you expect to see |
| "You must be affiliated with an organization to use this feature." | You aren't connected to a flight school | Share your FlightSense ID with your school and have them add you as an organization member |
| A check you expect is missing | It may be in a course tied to a different ACS standard | Switch ACS standards in your User Profile; Check Results is filtered to the active standard |
| An item shows "Not Graded" | Your instructor hasn't graded that specific item yet | No action needed—the grade will appear once recorded |
| An error alert appears | Network or server issue | Tap Acknowledge, check your connection, and reopen the view |
How this works
Progress checks vs. stage checks
Both are graded the same way in the app. A progress check is typically used within a stage to verify progress on a group of knowledge and skill items. A stage check is a more formal review, usually at the end of a stage, before moving on. The course structure—including which checks exist and what items they contain—is set up by your school or instructor. For more on how checks are graded, see the related guide on creating and grading checks.
Read-only for students
You can view checks and see grades here, but you can't change them. Grades are recorded by your instructor (or a check airman) during the check itself. If you believe a grade is incorrect, talk to your instructor—they have the tools to update it.
ACS standard filter
Check Results only shows checks from courses that match the ACS standard set in your User Profile. If you train toward multiple standards, change the active ACS standard in your profile to see checks for a different course.