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E-logbook
What's a good program? I've got a few months tp kill, I have three thick logbooks I want to convert to a pc based program. Any suggestins on what is good? (and cheap)
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It seems Logbook Pro is popular with PC types, and Cordine for the Mac types - there are also redbook replacements for the iphone (Flogger).
Check the link for more :p Let me google that for you |
LOgbook pro seems the most popular, is that what the majority use ?
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I have Logbook Pro and am very pleased with it.:)
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Originally Posted by supersix-4
(Post 636662)
What's a good program? I've got a few months tp kill, I have three thick logbooks I want to convert to a pc based program. Any suggestins on what is good? (and cheap)
You know how many errors you're going to find? hahaha I personally would just carry the totals over and forget the line by line entry. |
I have free Excel based one that does everything. It fills out an 8710, gives you pie charts, and even tells you if you are day/night/instrument current. PM if you want it.
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I look at the books and see what looks like weeks of single-finger pecking at the keyboard. Kinda like mowing the yard with a pair of nailclippers
"You know how many errors you're going to find? hahaha" LOL. you aint kidding.:) |
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free rocks. looks good thanks..
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You might want to take a look at this site.
eLog - Electronic Logbook for Pilots At the moment, the worldwide database contains 26045 airports and 25222 aircraft. It's free. It's written by a Lufthansa pilot I think, or certainly someone with Lufthansa connections. |
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