📚 ASA Standard Pilot Log: Navy Blue - SP-57 Logbook Review

What makes a log important for any pilot is the ability to record what we need to keep. This design works for me because it has some columns that I can customize (seaplane) and an instruction column that I use as a flight instructor. Everything I need. Also, I have never dropped pages from my previous volumes of this book, and with a different brand. I've had three of these so far and still have them.

This is identical to the Piper brand logbook that I have used for many years. Same size and same column headings - very handy. My first logbook lasted me for many years so I'll live with it for quite a while - hopefully the quality is as good as the one I bought in 1982. Two minor complaints. front or back. It is best to carry your medical certificate with you. Second, some sort of bookmark could be used so you can just open it to the current page, although I usually use a paperclip for this…

I bought this standard flight log on the advice of my flight instructor. This is the standard pilot log most people use to record their flight time. This book can be used to record flight times in single and multi-engine airplanes, gliders, parachutes, rotorcraft, helicopters, autogyros, lighter-than-air airplanes and any other type of aircraft. Used to record the type of a pilot's flight certificate, e.g. B. student pilot, sports pilot, leisure pilot, private pilot, commercial pilot, flight…