LogBook Pro vs. LogTen
#11
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2011
Position: A320 FO
Posts: 847
I input my schedule then it automatically logs what I actually fly, the tail number, night time, etc. I have to indicate if I was PF or PM so it will properly log landings and manually add instrument time or approaches if those apply.
It takes a few minutes to import my line, after that unless I get cancelled or rerouted almost everything happens automatically. I find the annual expense (~$100) worth it.
It takes a few minutes to import my line, after that unless I get cancelled or rerouted almost everything happens automatically. I find the annual expense (~$100) worth it.
#13
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,735
I use Logten for the past 10+ years. With the current update, I can refesh Flica / FC View after the day is over, then send it to Logten, once there, I can select If it was my landing. It imports acutal times and tail number.
#14
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Joined APC: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,735
Once the day is over, I just refresh Flica / FC view and send the data to the Logbook. I can take a 5 leg day and import it with acutal times, tail number, airport. All I have to do is select which flight I made the landing. All that takes less than 10 seconds to import a whole day of flying.
#15
For those who don't know, LogBook Pro is a PC based program whereas LogTen is a Mac based program.
I have both Mac and PC, does anyone have experience with both? Import simplicity, general simplicity, night auto time calculations (if possible), etc. and perhaps either matching up with time grids for AA or UA applicatoiins with their reports.
I have both Mac and PC, does anyone have experience with both? Import simplicity, general simplicity, night auto time calculations (if possible), etc. and perhaps either matching up with time grids for AA or UA applicatoiins with their reports.
Pros for Logbook Pro:
- not a subscription model (at least when I used it last, that may have changed)
- more flexibility in building complex currencies
Pros for LogTen:
- much better support (Logbook Pro used to have great support, but not so much anymore)
- Desktop, iPhone, and iPad versions that automatically sync. This was why I switched a few years ago.
- much better user interface
- frequent updates to fix bugs and add features
- better built in reports, and if you’re technical you can create your own (I wish this was easier, but it’s basically HTML with some custom markup code.)
- If you log your Out and In times it automatically figures out block time and night time based on time zone. Easy to configure to automatically fill in various fields
- Has preset configs for different flight roles (e.g. CFI, 121 CA or FO, etc) which you can then tweak for your own needs including custom fields.
if I wasn’t flying for a living I might reconsider paying the LogTen subscription. As it is, the annual fee is worth it to me.
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