online/e log books
- Thread starter Oxman
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I would recommend something like www.logshare.com or www.flightlogg.in
The latter seems to be nicer, and it is still developing which is nice. They are both free. However, if you want something to pay for, LogBook Pro has some good software (http://www.logbookpro.com/).
Happy Flying!
Jeff
The latter seems to be nicer, and it is still developing which is nice. They are both free. However, if you want something to pay for, LogBook Pro has some good software (http://www.logbookpro.com/).
Happy Flying!
Jeff
MidlifeFlyer
Well-Known Member
Count me as another flightlogg.in user. In my case, I've been using a home-grown e-log since the DOS days and flightlogg.in was the first I tried that I was able to successfully export my data to.
Let's see here. . .fortunately, I don't fly enough to spend time doing the admin functions, so after my flight, I do. . .
www.ipilot.com
www.logshare.com - I REALLY like logshare!
www.zululog.com
www.flightlogg.in
After that, I'm fatigued. All four work for me with different nuances I work around.
www.safelogweb.com
I utilize it as well, but I paid for it. This one affords me the opportunity to PDA it as well.
www.ipilot.com
www.logshare.com - I REALLY like logshare!
www.zululog.com
www.flightlogg.in
After that, I'm fatigued. All four work for me with different nuances I work around.
www.safelogweb.com
I utilize it as well, but I paid for it. This one affords me the opportunity to PDA it as well.
Hacker15e
Who am I? Where are my pants?
You will have a career that will last 10, 20, 30 years or more. Do you really think that one of these logbook websites will still be around then?
I give them a big thumbs down. If you want an electronic logbook, go with something that has some backing and longevity.
I give them a big thumbs down. If you want an electronic logbook, go with something that has some backing and longevity.
Matt13C
Well-Known Member
Excel, every few weeks I will email it to myself as backup. I also have it saved to both my internal and external hard drives.
It is free, you can format it any way you like and if you want some bells and whitles download the free format from http://www.cheappilot.com/ .
It is free, you can format it any way you like and if you want some bells and whitles download the free format from http://www.cheappilot.com/ .
milski
Well-Known Member
Spreadsheet on http://docs.google.com
Exported every couple of weeks to a file on two different computers.
Exported every couple of weeks to a file on two different computers.
surreal1221
Well-Known Member
Excel is great.
CoffeeIcePapers
Well-Hung Member
Flightlogg.in has a backup feature that emails me weekly backups. They can be imported into Excel, Access, and Dauntless Safelog software. Best of all, it is free!
Murdoughnut
Well sized member
True dat - Excel is da sheeeeeeet
Yeah, that's what I figure too. I know the owner won't be around for forever, but I like the idea of having some extra backup as my training is more in depth.
By the way, congrats on 1600 hours.
KC Jake
Well-Known Member
:yeahthat:
If the website goes tango uniform, I'll just take my most recent excel back up and put it into a different system. Until then, why pay for something when I can get the same thing for free?
CoffeeIcePapers
Well-Hung Member
I paid for Safelog because the interface was easier to use when doing a lot of flights. I had around 1400 hours when I started using it and had about 900 entries to do. I still export to flightlogg for the cool stats and to have a 3rd backup.
Chief Captain
Well-Known Member
Has anybody got Logbookpro to work on the ipod/iphone? Any other free logbook software that works with the ipod/iphone?
Bandit_Driver
Gold Member
I am partial to Logbook Pro . I have been using it for years and support it. It is very stable, you never get locked out of your data, and there are no recurring fees. You can export your data out anytime as the program never expires. You can even export to Excel if you decide you don't like years down the road. Most other programs lock you into their program.
Logbook Pro also has man reports you can run and you can even print your report out a customizable Jepp format and have it bound in their leather binders. Very nice for interviews.
Logbook Pro also has man reports you can run and you can even print your report out a customizable Jepp format and have it bound in their leather binders. Very nice for interviews.
