electronic logbook

ashtonATL · July 10th, 2007, 08:37

I'm really itching to transfer my time over to a electronic/e-book , and to keep the old paper logbook for endorsements. While not in horrible shape (coffee stains, half eaten pages thanks to the dog), it would be much more accurate/neater to keep an e-book and print out the time on pages that are collated and placed into binder.

Has anyone done this? any advice on software platforms?

thanks

waverebel · July 10th, 2007, 09:56

I use a free online logbook (www.logshare.com) After you enter in your flights you are able to export the data into an excel spreadsheet. I started using it about 100 hours in to my training. The grueling part was typing in all of those flights.

However, its real easy to calculate flight time- you set the parameters - it does the math!

When I am done instructing for the day I enter all my flights online and then update my logbook at the end of the week.

MFT1Air · July 10th, 2007, 13:24

I use it as well, but I started with 5 hours, so I'm pretty caught up. I also helped a friend place her hours into logshare. Two days to get 800 hours logged, but we are complete.

I utilize both logshare and iPilot.

July 10th, 2007, 08:37	#1
ashtonATL Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	electronic logbook I'm really itching to transfer my time over to a electronic/e-book , and to keep the old paper logbook for endorsements. While not in horrible shape (coffee stains, half eaten pages thanks to the dog), it would be much more accurate/neater to keep an e-book and print out the time on pages that are collated and placed into binder. Has anyone done this? any advice on software platforms? thanks

July 10th, 2007, 09:56	#2
waverebel Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Houston Posts: 63	Re: electronic logbook I use a free online logbook (www.logshare.com) After you enter in your flights you are able to export the data into an excel spreadsheet. I started using it about 100 hours in to my training. The grueling part was typing in all of those flights. However, its real easy to calculate flight time- you set the parameters - it does the math! When I am done instructing for the day I enter all my flights online and then update my logbook at the end of the week.

July 10th, 2007, 13:24	#3
MFT1Air Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Clear Lake, TX Posts: 1,181	Re: electronic logbook I use it as well, but I started with 5 hours, so I'm pretty caught up. I also helped a friend place her hours into logshare. Two days to get 800 hours logged, but we are complete. I utilize both logshare and iPilot.

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