Why do I need a Logbook?

A pilot's logbook can be way more important for your pilot career than you might think

Flight experience is undeniably one of a professional pilot's most valuable assets. It's what makes a pilot eligible for new licenses, certifications, job openings, and promotions.

Anyone who's lost their logbook knows the headache of trying to recover all those flight records.

But your logbook is more than just proof of your experience; it's also a statement of your legacy in aviation, and your best presentation card.

Having an up-to-date, well-organized logbook with a professional look is a crucial first impression in any job application.

It's worth reminding that you never know when a career-changing opportunity will come your way. That's why the best strategy is to keep your logbook always updated and ready to go!

Don't let the recruiter waiting

Establish Good Habits from the Beginning of Your Career

Maintaining an up-to-date and organized logbook requires discipline. The most effective way to keep your experience under control is by developing the habit of updating your logbook after every flight, starting from the very first one.

If you've missed recording your hours at any point, it's never too late to resume this crucial practice for your career.

Start or restart today!