G Force Logbook and SchedulingGuides
Guides for pilots and cabin crew
Practical notes on keeping a logbook and living with a roster, from crews who fly them.
How to keep a digital pilot logbook Habits that keep an electronic pilot logbook complete and accurate: actual times, consistent rules, regular checks and a copy you can take anywhere.How airline crews can organize a monthly roster Report times, reserve, days off, layovers and last-minute changes: a practical way to keep a personal view of your airline roster.Flight attendant scheduling: a practical guide Report and release times, standby, overnights across time zones, layover hotels and time away from base, for cabin crew.What should an airline pilot record in a logbook? The entries most professional pilot logbooks cover, from times and aircraft to night, instrument, landings and totals, and where the rules come from.