Online Pilot Logbook
Flight Logbook
Flight Logbook is a digital flight logbook that runs in your browser. Log flight time, aircraft and crew, keep track of your recency, import the logbook you already have, and generate EASA or FAA reports as PDF. You can even let your AI assistant read and log your flights. Built for airline, general aviation and helicopter pilots, whether you fly for a living or for the pleasure of it.
Works on Every Device
Flight Logbook is a web application, so there is nothing to install and nothing to keep updated. Log in from a laptop at home, a tablet in the crew room or a phone in the car park, and it is the same logbook on all of them. No downloads, no syncing, and no version that is newer somewhere else.
Pricing
A year of Flight Logbook is priced from the most expensive Big Mac in the world, plus payment fees, rounded up to the next dollar.
$10 / year
Everything included, taxes too. Every new account starts with three months free.
Log Every Kind of Flight Time
Every flight is recorded with block times in UTC, route, distance and flight number. The time is then split the way your licence requires: P1 and P2, dual received and dual given, IFR, night, NVG, simulator, single and multi engine, single and multi pilot, cross country, solo and instructor time. If you log something the standard fields do not cover, add your own.
Log Flights with Your AI Assistant
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Codex to Flight Logbook and talk to your logbook in your own words. Ask how many hours you flew last year or whether you are current for night landings, or tell it about today's flight and it logs it for you. Every flight is shown to you before it is saved, the assistant sees only your own logbook, and it can add but never change or delete anything.
Statistics and Recency
See your totals by aircraft type, by year, by role or over any period you choose. Recency is tracked as you log, so you can see how many landings you have left before a currency lapses, and your certificates and limits are kept alongside with their dates.
Import the Logbook You Already Have
Moving from another digital logbook, or from a spreadsheet, should not mean typing everything twice. Import your history from CSV and Flight Logbook matches aircraft and crew as it goes, showing you what it found before anything is saved. Your data leaves the same way it came in, as CSV whenever you want it, so you are never locked in.
