It records where you’ve flown, whom you’ve flown with, your flight hours, the number of landings you’ve undertaken, the kind of plane you flew in and much more. It’s an indispensable diary of your training, career and solo journeys. That’s why every pilot, no matter their experience level or certification, must maintain a logbook. The issue is probably apparent – you need a place to log these hours. You usually need to meet a minimum hourly requirement to rent a plane as well.
And proof of flying time isn’t just required by legislation. Many countries also place restrictions on what you can and can’t do based on your experience. You also usually need to have met a minimum number of hours to do an instrument rating, become an instructor and on. In many places, you might be required to have trained for a certain number of hours before you’re allowed to take the test of your flying skills. This is an optional service and is generally noted on a quote.Any pilot knows that nearly everything in flying is measured in hours, and this includes your experience. It will save you time updating aircraft details and ensures accurate time by type reporting when you're ready for that important interview.ĪcuLog can perform data imports on behalf of the customer in most commercial logbook programs. We accept image scans or photocopies of standard logbooks, trip sheets, flight manifest paperwork, company flight records, and more.Īlready have an Excel file that needs to be formatted or reviewed? Talk to us about custom projects, including migrating your data from one logbook program to another.įor certain logbook programs, our team can prepare an Aircraft Import Log to accompany your transcribed flight data. We can format import files for electronic logbook programs like LogTen Pro, ForeFlight, ZuluLog, MyFlightbook, Safelog, LogbookPro, Garmin Pilot, CrewLounge PILOTLOG, and others.
For pilots who need their handwritten or paper flight data converted to a digital (.csv) file to be used for direct import into a commercial e-logbook program of choice.
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