Enhance Your Aviation Journey with the Jeppesen Professional Pilot Logbook Review

First the order was delayed. And it was a present for a cousin who is studying to be a pilot, he came home and the log didn't arrive as planned. Then, AND WORSE, the log was upside down: if you open it, you see everything. Wrong Way. If you want to use it you have to open it from right to left.

I recently picked up this item hoping that it would be my first professional inflight magazine as I take the next steps in aviation but once I do it opened it to fill it in. It's torn on the side from the initial personal information. It was relatively disappointing as I don't think I'll feature it in an airline interview years later. Pros: - The book itself looks pretty solid. The materials appear to be of good quality. Cons: - It broke after opening so I wonder where the years of ownership…

I bought one of these about 6 years ago and they have since redesigned it. It still looks like quality paper and binding, but I'm not a fan of format changes. The comments and recommendations section is smaller and all other columns are slightly larger. Also, the page only has 13 lines instead of 14. So if you have an electronic logbook, the pages don't necessarily line up. Finally, the horizontal line between individual flight lines and page total lines was thicker in the old version, as was…

I've been using a Jeppessen Professional logbook since 2000, when I finished filling out my tiny student pilot logbook. I just bought my third. Some of the blanks to be filled in on the first few pages may be a little dated; For example, there's a place where you can enter your social security number (um, I don't think so). There are a few empty columns that you can customize to cover things like 135 on-demand flights, international flights, turbine times, etc. I haven't looked at the…