Flight logging
Log flights, track everything. Every column a paper logbook has — and more.
Complete flight entry
Date, route, aircraft, times (total, PIC, SIC, dual, solo), landings (day/night, full stop), instrument, and remarks.
Running totals
Total time, PIC, cross-country, night, instrument, and landings — updated automatically with every entry.
Category and class tracking
Separate totals per category (airplane, rotorcraft, glider) and class (single-engine land, multi-engine, etc.).
Endorsements and sign-offs
Record instructor endorsements with date, CFI name, certificate number, and expiration. Digital sign-off support.
Approaches logged
Log instrument approaches by type (ILS, RNAV, VOR, etc.) with airport — feeds directly into IFR currency tracking.
Flight remarks and notes
Add remarks, maneuvers practiced, and personal notes to any entry. Your logbook, your way.
Data portability
Import, export, and backup. Your data is yours. Always.
CSV import
Import your existing logbook from CSV. Column mapping handles different formats — bring your history with you.
CSV and PDF export
Export your full logbook as CSV for spreadsheets or PDF for printing. Your data leaves whenever you want.
Cloud backup
Every entry backed up automatically. Lost phone, new device — log in and your logbook is there.
Currency auto-calculation
Log a flight and currency updates instantly — passenger, night, IFR, BFR. No separate currency tracking needed.
Checkride-ready totals
Generate experience summaries matching FAA certificate requirements — Part 61 and Part 141 hour breakdowns.
8710 form support
Export flight time totals in the format needed for FAA Form 8710-1 airman certificate applications.
Your logbook, always accessible
An electronic logbook should be easier than paper — not harder. AeroCopilot keeps logging fast, totals automatic, and currency always visible. No ads, no complexity.
Your logbook data belongs to you. Export anytime in CSV or PDF. We never lock you in.