If you care about style, you may also want to pay attention to the aesthetics offered on the front cover. You’ll also want to make sure that the logs themselves are neatly arranged and spaced out so as to provide adequate room for you to log the details of each flight, including your takeoff and landing times. Editorial Team Jeppesen Pilot Logbook Cover Instead, buying a logbook which has enough pages to allow you to enter logs for some time is a good investment. As with passports, you need to make sure you have enough blank space to enter the appropriate details before each voyage.Ī logbook that’s too small will fill up quickly and necessitate a replacement, which can be costly. The obvious feature that every good pilot logbook must have is enough space in which to enter logs. It takes extra care to maintain, but the look and durability of this logbook is worth it. For best results, you will want to rub a bit of leather balm on the cowhide to help preserve the integrity of the cover. The leather itself is handmade and vegetable-tanned, giving it a nice sheen. When closed, these customized leather logbook covers measure 10×6.75 inches and fit the standard ASA-SP-57 Pilot Logbook shape.Ĭoal Creek Leather offers 16 different color options from which to choose as well as four distinct types of leather, allowing you to create a logbook which is truly unique. All of this is now done routinely by the online logbooks, but it was fun to experiment and I learned a lot more about Excel by doing this.If you are looking for a custom-made logbook cover, these options from Coal Creek Leather are as luxurious as they come. I then went on every couple of years or so to add some new kind of chart or graph or other analysis. But even THAT caused a problem with uploading. This may or may not have been a limitation of Excel back in 1995, I have no idea why I did it that way. I learned this the hard way with mine, for example where you have "Aircraft Type" in C5, I had "Aircraft" in C4 and "Type" in C5. If you export it as a CSV, it's going to get very confused with your repeated headers, and will not upload cleanly. However, I can see a potential problem with your implementation. If you do plan to ever upload your logbook to one of the online versions, this can be relatively easily done by saving it as a.
I still keep that logbook up, in addition to, and also in addition to a paper log. I do have a "dividing line/border" every 13 entries though, like the logbook pages.)
(I highlight the appropriate entries and look at the total it calculates at the bottom of the screen. I can see where having your logbook add up the times for each page automatically would be nice.
Looks very similar to yours, except no division of pages. I have been using a similar excel logbook since about 1995, also based on the Jeppesen logbook.
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