Best Electronic Logbook for Regionals
#21
Just one fee
That's correct. It's a one time fee for the app. If you buy LogTen Universal you get the iPhone and iPad versions for one price. LogTen for Mac is a separate program just for Mac OSX.
You can find LogTen Universal and LogTen for Mac Links to the iTunes store at Airline Pilot Hiring - Pilot Store
For airline types interested in tracking FAA Part 117 Duty / Rest Limits you can easily do this in LogTen Pro with custom limit groups. There's a link that describes exactly how to set these up at www.facebook.com/AirlinePilotHiring
You can find LogTen Universal and LogTen for Mac Links to the iTunes store at Airline Pilot Hiring - Pilot Store
For airline types interested in tracking FAA Part 117 Duty / Rest Limits you can easily do this in LogTen Pro with custom limit groups. There's a link that describes exactly how to set these up at www.facebook.com/AirlinePilotHiring
#22
On Reserve
Joined APC: Nov 2011
Posts: 24
I have logbook pro on my pc and wish to get a program for my iphone. Does anyone know if you can export data from LogTen in CSV values and import those into the LogBook Pro running on my PC? I have APDL on my old PC at home but its time to get a new PC and I will lose APDL. I refuse to pay Logbook Pro's fees as I feel I should have been grandfathered in when I originally purchased them. Thanks!
#24
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 121
I use mccPilotLog. Great program. Runs on MAC/Apple/Whatever and PC systems. I use it on my ipad, iphone, and PC. Easy to log, very user friendly, shows currency, graphs, charts, stats, everything you can think of. $100 for their premium version. No monthly fee, constant updates/improvements. They are fast in customer service.
Here is an example of a cool feature they have with google earth. Its my routes the past 8 months
Here is an example of a cool feature they have with google earth. Its my routes the past 8 months
#26
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 324
Sorry for the thread revival. I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on log ten pro. I have about 6000 hours and don't really feel like entering every individual flight into the program. How did other people handle the initial entry? Would it be kosher to just enter how much time I have in each aircraft as individual entries? I'm thinking about this in terms of how it would look in a major job interview.
Thanks.
Thanks.
#27
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Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 289
I use logbook pro and no disappointment so far, just remember to back it up every time you make changes!
I think logten changed their pricing and ****ed quite a few people off.
I sent you a PM on how to get all your hours in quickly and on a dime
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I think logten changed their pricing and ****ed quite a few people off.
I sent you a PM on how to get all your hours in quickly and on a dime
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#30
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Joined APC: Aug 2013
Position: FO
Posts: 627
Yes, most do. For me, I work for a fractional and I just request my flight times once a month. I get everything in CSV and I can copy and paste into my excel file logbook. Then I make a one line entry in my paper logbook for the month by aircraft type. Whatever works...
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