Digital logs for everyone.
For pilots, engineers, and owners who value safety.
Currently in private beta.
What it tracks.
For pilots and the engineers who sign for their aircraft, in the form CASA asks for.
Flight logging
Track day, night, command, and instrument hours.
Maintenance tracking
Work orders, task cards, and life-limited parts.
Airworthiness directives
Applicability per aircraft, with repetitive inspections carried forward.
Currency
Know your currency expires and what you have to do.
CASA-format exports
A printable logbook for a flight review, an aircraft sale or an insurer.
Shared access
Owners, pilots, and maintenance organizations write to the same record.
Questions
Anything else, write to [email protected] and someone on our team will answer.
Does this replace my paper logbook?
PlaneLogs keeps your entries in one place and exports them in a format you can hand over. You stay responsible for the records CASA requires you to hold.
Which regulator does it follow?
CASA. Maintenance releases, airworthiness directives and life-limited parts follow its rules.
Who can see my records?
Only the people you let in. Either those added to your organization, or those given read-only access with an end date. Both can be withdrawn at any time.
Can my LAME use it?
Yes. To read the record, give them read-only access to the aircraft until a date you set. To do the work and sign for it, add them to your organization as an Engineer, on one aircraft or all of them.
Can I get my data out?
Yes, at any time, in full.
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