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Where to buy an appropriate flight logbook?

24th March
2011
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armadilka asked:


I noticed that my boss uses scratchpaper for in-flight records (private jet he operates himself). He never goes international or anything. I was trying to find a logbook for him that will not have useless columns such as currency log etc. Just in-flight info. Plain and simple. Is there such a thing? And where can I purchase it?

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3 Comments

  1. XP Pilot
    26/03/2011

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    They have a wide selection of all sorts of log books for both the private and professional pilot.

  2. Ben Dere Dun Dat
    27/03/2011

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    I think that maybe what you’re looking for is a “nav log” or “trip sheet”. Several commercially produced ones are available but I’ve never found one that I really liked (as you say, too much useless stuff) so I made one up to suit my requirements. I just print more pages when I need them then hole-punch the pages so they can be inserted in a small 3-ring binder that I keep in the plane. I use one of those soft cover binders (velcro cover, not zipper, its easier) that you can get at places like Office Max, Staples or Walmart because it also holds a note pad, credit cards, pencils and other useful stuff. Figure out what your boss needs on a trip sheet and make one up for him. Send me an email address and I’ll send you a copy of what I use. This should help you get started.

  3. grumpy geezer
    30/03/2011

    Create a video blog…instantly.

    Just head on out to the local pilot shop at any airport and see what they have to offer.

    Then again, you could make your own log pages, suitable for your own purposes, head on off to Kinko’s, print up a bunch of pages and have ‘em spiral bound.

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