E-logbook at interview?

[NC-Sean]

I have my first 121 interview coming up and I was wondering about bringing the logbook. I switched to an electronic logbook this last summer and haven't really kept up with a paper one.

Is it ok to just bring a printed out electric one along with copies of your endorsements, or do I need to update and bring the paper one too?

The interview is in SLC if that helps.

Thanks guys.

 

[tbstanto]

I printed my electronic logbook on fancy logbook paper and put it in a leather binder. Probably overkill, but I was not embarrassed to hand it over for inspection. (Logbook Solutions)

Some guys had things printed and in a binder, and they got the job as well.

 

[Jett]

I printed mine on plain printer paper and hole-punched it for a binder. The interviewers in SLC were satisfied with that.

 

[FL350]

printed mine on green paper (found it at Kinkos, looks like same color as a pilot logbook), had it printed and bound so it opens like a logbook. Interviewers liked it and were impressed.
I put a copy of my endorsements and any records i thought pertinent in the back

 

[Boris Badenov]

These days you could probably write it in crayon for a regional. Relax.

 

[pete2800]

These days you could probably write it in crayon for a regional. Relax.

Hell, for most regionals you might almost get away with forgetting to bring one at all.

 

[Hacker15e]

Print it out and bring both.

 

[gocaps16]

Dang Sean, did SkyWest called you already? Let me know how the interview went.

 

[Bandit_Driver]

Print and bound logbook should be fine. Just have a copy of your endorsement and pertinent signoffs.

I have mine print and bound in a leather binder.

 

[Inverted]

This is the world of E-logbooks now. There should be no reason that an E-logbook isn't accepted. Printing it out so they can have it as a copy isn't a bad idea. If you have an ATP, I am not sure you have to show any endorsements at a 121 interview, unless there is something required that isn't on your pilot certificate (tailwheel or something like that.

 

[flybywp]

Are e-logbooks preferred over paper? I've been logging in both, using the e-logbook more as a backup, but have been considering switching completely.

 

[Inverted]

I haven't used a paper logbook in over a year and I haven't looked back.

 

[gocaps16]

I just switched to e-logbook a few months ago, well as a backup and it's a breeze to use for IACRA purpose for certifications/licenses. I'll still use my paper logbook for when I fly professionally.

 

[skypilot6]

I gave up on a paper logbook almost 2 years ago once I filled up the paper one that was already started. Haven't had any issues with LogTen Pro, and I love the features it provides.

 

[Goonie]

These days you could probably write it in crayon for a regional. Relax.

Does Mesa make to snapchat your logbook after the phone interview?

 

[Cessnaflyer]

Took a PDF to Kinkos and they print and bound my logbook. Looked great.

 

[Boris Badenov]

Does Mesa make to snapchat your logbook after the phone interview?

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