All that just because companies changed their logbook presentation requirement? Childish, man

Here you go again. Supposedly American did; I don’t believe the boy claiming Delta. I think he’s peddling services.

I’ve always logged leg by leg, so I didn’t pay attention to their preferences in regards to logbooks, but I have heard companies changing their preferences from colleagues of mine. So I don’t doubt it. YMMV I guess

does calling people “boy” make you feel tough? I can definitely see why you haven’t been hired by any of the legacies.

Does being called boy make you feel weak?

God this argument over logging hours is as dumb as the FFDO one going on in the jumpseater thread. Log it however the **** you want, if an airline cares I’m sure they’ll let you know.

Hey all,

Since we're on the topic of tedious "logbooking", do you guys log day landings as well ? Does the Big 3/4/5 care about this one ?
I keep both a paper and electronic logbook but that column is awfully tiny on paper. You get several hundreds if not thousands of landings when flight instructing...

Thanks for the input !

They won't say anything, except, "Sorry but we can't move forward in the hiring process with you today"

Exactly. Also, the airline you are applying to will almost certainly tell you how they want the logbook presented. With modern tech, I would say anyone flying for the last five years almost certainly can retrieve a leg-by-leg log if they need it.