Electronic Logbooks
03-24-2016 | 05:14 AM
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Choose a different report. I used the Jeppesen Pro Pilot for my interview, and while it didnt include TPIC, it did include Turbine/Jet time in its own column. If you want it to show some custom columns youve made, use the dynamic reports under "general". It's no frills and plain, but mirrors exactly what you see on your computer. If that's still not right, email coradine, ive generally heard back from within 2 business days with helpful responses.
Fwiw i also brought my ipad to my interview (tucked away if course) in the case they wanted to know some addl times... ie pic night, lca, etc.
Fwiw i also brought my ipad to my interview (tucked away if course) in the case they wanted to know some addl times... ie pic night, lca, etc.
Okay. Thank ya!
03-24-2016 | 05:19 AM
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I recently interviewed and brought both my LogTen Pro book and my originals. They never asked to see my originals. I scanned all of my original endorsements, arranged them on a few pages, and had them in the back of the LTP book. The pilot doing the tech interview commented on that, thought it was a great idea, and that turned into a side discussion on some of the endorsement features within LTP going forward. I used the Jeppesen Pro Pilot format and bought a binder off of Amazon - it was black and a linen/bookcloth type material. This was my first 121 interview so I obviously did not need to worry about adding any extra columns such as TPIC yet!
03-24-2016 | 06:45 AM
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NetJets for some reason has an instrument time requirement, so i log it for that......just in case.
03-24-2016 | 12:22 PM
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I'm in the process of converting all my pen and paper into electronic. After seeing how nice a professionally bound electronic logbook looks, I'm embarrassed I ever showed up to an interview with my old ones. Just curious, you guys have who have been around 121 for a while, how do you log? You log leg by leg, day by day , or just monthly. Anytime I mention I leg by leg log I get crazy looks.
03-24-2016 | 01:21 PM
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For this I just printed a "Totals" page and added it to the back. It totaled all the miscellaneous times a company may be interested in (Turbine/PIC, etc.).
03-24-2016 | 02:11 PM
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MCCpilotlog. It's awesome. Steep learning curve but it works with Apple OS, iOS, Android and Windows and it's about 100 bucks for life. Great customer service and support.
As far as interviews go...bring the printed electronic copy, when they offer you the job and need signatures, scan and email them if necessary.
As far as interviews go...bring the printed electronic copy, when they offer you the job and need signatures, scan and email them if necessary.
03-24-2016 | 06:03 PM
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It'll largely depend on where you interview, but Envoy requires the original instructor endorsements from when you were getting your ratings--be it on paper or electronic form now. Should your original logbook get lost/stolen/destroyed, they will wait until your full airman file from the FAA comes back to verify checkride failures.
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