Pilot logbook guides
Clear, practical answers about logging flight time: what goes in each column, how EASA counts PIC, night and IFR time, and how to move your paper logbook to digital.
Stamped logbook pages: how to get your logbook certified
Why airlines and authorities ask for stamped and signed logbook pages, who can certify them, and how to have a digital EASA logbook signed and stamped online o…
Read the guide →Is a digital pilot logbook valid? How to make it audit-proof
What EASA FCL.050 requires from a pilot logbook, why the medium can be electronic, and 6 practical steps to make your digital logbook accepted by your authorit…
Read the guide →How to log simulator (FSTD) sessions in your logbook
Where simulator time goes in an EASA pilot logbook, why it is not flight time, and how to record FFS, FNPT and other FSTD sessions correctly.
Read the guide →PIC, co-pilot, dual and instructor time explained
Which pilot function time column to use in your EASA logbook: PIC, co-pilot, dual or instructor. Clear examples for students, instructors and airline pilots.
Read the guide →How to log night time in an EASA pilot logbook
What counts as night under EASA, how to calculate night time on a flight that crosses sunset, and how to log night take-offs and landings correctly
Read the guide →How to move your paper logbook to a digital logbook
A step-by-step plan to switch from a paper Jeppesen logbook to a digital one — carrying totals forward, importing past flights from Excel or CSV, and keeping e…
Read the guide →How to fill in an EASA pilot logbook: every column explained
A column-by-column guide to the EASA / Jeppesen-style pilot logbook — dates, UTC times, single- and multi-pilot time, PIC, co-pilot, dual and instructor time,…
Read the guide →Digital vs paper pilot logbook: can you go electronic under EASA?
Paper or electronic? What EASA Part-FCL actually requires from a pilot logbook, the advantages of a digital logbook, and how to stay compliant when you switch.
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