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11-20-2007 | 02:11 PM

gijoe411

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Crew Log for Mobile Devices

Does anyone know of, or have experience with a good crew log program for windows mobile devices?

Thanks in advance.

11-20-2007 | 03:56 PM

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Does anyone know of, or have experience with a good crew log program for windows mobile devices?

Thanks in advance.

Heard great things about the program users of the Treo have...I believe it's CrewLog but I could be wrong. Only problem with it is that you have to use it w/Windows Mobile ::shudders:: LoL

Now just waiting for them to make it for my iPhone

11-20-2007 | 04:54 PM

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Safelog has one also, I think.

11-20-2007 | 07:18 PM

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i do believe that logbook pro does have a windows mobile version along side the Palm one. plus it will sync to the PC version of the software.

enter once, and it's in every copy of the program.

11-21-2007 | 01:44 AM

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Logbook pro also is the company that sells the rights to the Airline Pilot's Daily Logbook, which is an electronic "red-book".

11-21-2007 | 06:57 AM

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Logbook pro also is the company that sells the rights to the Airline Pilot's Daily Logbook, which is an electronic "red-book".

I've been using APDL for years, and it is GREAT!

11-21-2007 | 09:39 AM

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I just tried the demo and it didn't work. I have mobile 6 and the last version they had is 5.

11-21-2007 | 10:06 AM

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Palm Treo (any of them with Palm OS) + APDL +Logbookpro = Very informative, useful, and good tracking of your flying. You can also dowload your schedule directly into it so the input you have to do is simply off / in time and the type of approach. Buy the CD's at www.logbookpro.com and buy the instruction CD as well, as their techsupport kinda sucks. Been using it for the last three years and have not seen any better ones out there. Remember also that the treo as well as your laptop and all the software you get for your flying is 100% Tax deductible...IOW - almost free for you ...

11-21-2007 | 12:50 PM

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Again APDL is the best. My favorite is the required rest function so you don't have to spend 4 hrs figuring out your 24 hr sliding window...it does it for ya. It comes in handy when you end up flying 9+ hrs with reduced rest and saved my butt more than once when Crew Scheduling missed it!!

11-21-2007 | 06:05 PM

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If you're a tech guy, look into Palm DB. I'm using it to be able to import directly into my MS Access logbook database, as well as in the future import into a pay tracking sheet. Having Logbook Pro and the ADPL is also neat and a great solution, but I like the flexibility that making my own allows for.