Logbook Summary Page
 

Hello all, I am interviewing in a week or so and I am working on my logbook. For those of you who interviewed did you include a one page summary? If so what format did you use?

Thanks in advance.

I put relevant hours as of x/y/20zz on my resume, and brought enough copies of that for interested parties. seemed to do the trick.

I did, and was complemented on how easy my logbook review was. I made an excell spreadsheet that had each year in a row, and the columns were (total, SIC, PIC, Instructor, H/W, Night, Multi, .....)

Why not. Granted a long time ago (1997) but did a nice eXcel spread sheet summarizing my AF and civilian time in the numerous aircraft types and broken down into PIC, instructor, evaluator, night, etc. Helped when I also handed them a 5 inch thick computer printout of old USAF AFORMS with EVERY USAF flight from pilot training to the day prior to the interview.

They thanked me for the summary. Of course, we also filled out our application on a ....... typewriter.

Lee

Thanks for the input, I went ahead and spent a few hours creating one. If anyone needs/wants the one I built please message me.

And picked up the applications at the ticket counter. Then they sent the pilot packet which included the scantron.

Airline Apps has the summary of each aircraft for you.

I threw one from logbook pro with currency, aircraft summary, and time summary. I dont believe that was the make or break of the CJO but I feel like it shows you can go above and beyond. They do t say to bring a resume either (bring a couple) but we all did so just depends on if you want to present the bare minimum or go the extra mile.

Hi,
If you have your summary page (format) available, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks,

James Schaeffer
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