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61.51 logbook
An electronic 61.51 logbook that auto-posts from completed flights and exports ForeFlight-compatible CSV, so pilots' times stay current and examiner-ready without double entry. It replaces a paper logbook plus a side spreadsheet.
Launching the first quarter of 2027.
Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.
Who it's for
Corporate pilots who need their 61.51 times current and examiner-ready without re-keying a paper logbook at the end of a duty day.
What it replaces
The paper logbook plus the side spreadsheet pilots reconcile before a checkride.
What 61.51 logbook gives you
- Electronic 61.51 logbook, auto-posting from completed flights
- ForeFlight-compatible CSV export
- Examiner-ready without double entry
Times post themselves from completed flights
When a corporate pilot's flight is marked complete, the time posts to their 61.51 logbook automatically by seat, so nobody re-keys a paper logbook at the end of a duty day. Pilots can still add or correct legs by hand when needed.
- Electronic 61.51 logbook, auto-posting from completed flights
- Examiner-ready without double entry
ForeFlight-compatible CSV, both ways
The logbook imports and exports ForeFlight-compatible CSV both ways, so a pilot can bring existing history in and a pilot's times stay current and examiner-ready without double entry. It replaces the paper logbook plus the side spreadsheet pilots reconcile before a checkride.
- ForeFlight-compatible CSV export
- Examiner-ready without double entry
How an operator uses this
When a corporate pilot's flight is marked complete, the time posts to their 61.51 logbook automatically by seat, so nobody re-keys a paper logbook at the end of a duty day. Pilots can still add legs by hand, and the logbook imports and exports ForeFlight-compatible CSV both ways, so a pilot's times stay current and examiner-ready without double entry. It replaces the paper logbook plus the side spreadsheet pilots reconcile before a checkride.
Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.
How it works
61.51 logbook, step by step
When a flight is marked complete, the time posts to the pilot's 61.51 logbook automatically by seat.
Add or correct legs by hand when needed.
Import existing logbook history from a ForeFlight-compatible CSV.
Export ForeFlight-compatible CSV so the logbook stays examiner-ready without double entry.
Questions
61.51 logbook — frequently asked
Does the 61.51 logbook fill itself from completed flights?
Yes. When a flight is marked complete the time posts to the pilot's logbook automatically by seat, so pilots don't double-enter at the end of a duty day. Manual entry and ForeFlight CSV import/export are also supported.
Can pilots export their logbook for a checkride?
Yes. The logbook exports ForeFlight-compatible CSV both ways, so a pilot's times stay current and examiner-ready without re-keying a paper logbook plus a side spreadsheet.
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Deep diveEvery Part 91 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.
See the backboneSee 61.51 logbook on your operation.
It's part of the Part 91 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.