Your logbook. Your licence. Yours.
Flight Deck keeps your logbook in the Jeppesen columns you already certify, watches every licence, medical and rating expiry, and turns renewal season into a printout. It belongs to you, and it travels with you.
What gets in the way.
The book lives where you worked
Company systems hold your records while you fly there. Change operators and your history becomes a request to a former employer.
Renewal season is arithmetic
Recent hours and total time, recomputed by hand from the book every time the licence comes up.
Expiries bite on the day
A medical, a type rating and an English proficiency endorsement each run on a different clock.
What works for you today.
Your logbook
The Jeppesen columns, one line per flight, across every operator you fly for and your own flying.
Signed flights
Filled in by the crew, signed by the commander, and never edited — a correction becomes a new version.
Everything with a date, watched
Licences, ratings and medicals with overdue, due-soon and upcoming status you can read at a glance.
Renewal totals and your data
One tap prints your hours summary for renewal, and you can download everything held about you.
What is not built yet.
So there are no surprises when you see it.
- Open sign-up is not live: pilots join through their operator or school, or ask us for an account.
Questions we are asked.
- Does my employer see my logbook?
- Operators see the compliance status they must roster on — licence, medical and currency — not your logbook entries or totals.
- What happens when I change operators?
- Your records stay with you. One invite adds the new company to your account.
- Can I bring my paper logbook?
- Yes. Start from your carried-forward totals with photographs of your pages kept as the evidence, or import a spreadsheet.
- Can I download my data?
- Yes. You can download everything held about you as one file.
See it on your operation.
A 30-minute walk-through on our demonstration aircraft, and on the parts that matter to you.