Logbird

I'm an airline pilot and I built Logbird for pilots. It follows how we work: several sectors in a duty, rosters that change, duty hours and years of flying history. Log your flights, import your roster or your old logbook and keep all your flying in one place. Logbird is made for airline, general aviation and student pilots. The app's interface is currently in English. IMPORT YOUR ROSTER EASILY Import compatible rosters from ICS calendar files, CSV, pasted text, PDF or a photo. You can also pick a calendar on your iPhone. Check the flights before saving, then add the actual OFF-block, take-off, landing and ON-block times. You don't have to enter every sector of a multi-leg duty from scratch. A LOGBOOK THAT ADDS UP Track block, duty and night time, take-offs and landings with their night share, approaches, go-arounds, landing configuration, recent experience, routes, aircraft types and your running totals. Night take-offs and landings are worked out from the sun at each airport and the times you log. Explore trends in your own flying and see your duty day on Apple Watch. The FDP simulator helps you estimate how a delay can affect your plans. TAKE YOUR HISTORY WITH YOU Import compatible CSV, XLS and XLSX exports from other logbook apps, including LogTen Pro, CrewLounge PILOTLOG, ForeFlight and Safelog, and spreadsheet logbooks in the EASA paper layout. Logbird recognises many columns and lets you map the rest before importing. Check the preview and the totals. You can also enter earlier hours as prior experience without recreating every flight. Export won't import properly? Send a copy to support@logbird.fi. We'll convert it for free into a file Logbird can import and send it back. Sending it is voluntary: keep your original and check the imported flights and totals afterwards. AIRLINE, GENERAL AVIATION AND STUDENT Choose your profile and the app adapts. Airline pilots get duty, FDP and recency tools. General aviation pilots get passenger currency, a flight review reminder and licence progress. Student pilots log Lesson, Solo, SPIC and Simulator flights and see their progress towards PPL, LAPL or the FAA private licence. Instructors get teaching statistics. Single-pilot (SE, ME) and multi-pilot (MP) time stay separate through import and the EASA print, and "Check against my old logbook" compares your totals with your old logbook, column by column. Over 500 aircraft types and more than 1,500 airports with runways are built in. YOUR DATA Your flights stay on your iPhone or iPad; optionally they sync through your own iCloud account. Export your logbook as an EASA or FAA format PDF, as Excel or CSV, or as a restorable JSON backup, and save it to Files, Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive. No Logbird account, no ads and no tracking. Ordinary imports stay on your device; our support team receives a file only if you choose to email it. Use every feature for 14 days from your first logged or imported flight. After that you can keep using the basic logbook for up to 50 flights for free. Premium offers unlimited flights and extra features, as a yearly subscription that renews automatically or a one-time Lifetime purchase. The 14 days start no subscription and make no automatic charge. The yearly subscription is only charged if you buy it and renews until you cancel. The App Store shows the current price before you buy. Logbird is not an officially approved logbook and does not replace the records you are required to keep. FDP and FTL calculations are for guidance only; your operator's rules and the competent authority's rules take precedence. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Additional terms: https://logbird.fi/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://logbird.fi/privacy.html