Older style logbooks don’t let pilots easily total pages and carry the information forward.

The new Career Pilot Traing Logbook from Gleim Aviation does!

With a new vertical logbook style, and a coil binding, the pages can be slid and folded so you can see previous and next pages at the same time, line them up, and make sure you totals aren’t carrying errors forward.

This can be critical when you get to totalling up your training to meet experience requirements, or for future hiring applications when specific flight times are asked to be detailed!

The logbook also offers many more columns than most other logbooks to allow you to more carefully detail specific training details. Including columns for Complex, TAA, Tailwheel, different types of simulators, and specific columns for instrument training and various types of simulators that might be used during training.

The columns were specifically designed to include everything needed for an FAA 8710 form, including all the required columns needed to allow an applicant to easily identify times required to be filled out.

Going well beyond basic single- or multi-engine, solo, PIC and total times, the logbook columns in here offer a pilot a much more robust way to track their flight times.

Make your life easier if you are just starting pilot training, use this logbook. If you are a CFI, to your students a favor and start them on day one with this book! They will thank you as they go through their training later when they see how much easier it is for them to document and report their training and experience than pilots who get stuck using the older style logbooks.

Click here to learn more about it or see where you can buy one, or enough for all of your students, today!

P.S. Oh, did I mention that the logbook was also crafted to line up with the digital logbook in iFlightPlanner? If you use this logbook, you can also use the digital logbook there to have another digital version with reporting also!

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