A logbook is one of the few records a pilot carries across an entire career. It outlasts type ratings, base changes, and even the airline you happen to fly for this year. So when the app holding that record changes form or stops being maintained, the question stops being academic. The most visible recent example is mccPILOTLOG, which transitioned to CrewLounge, an Aerosoft-owned platform, with the original mccPILOTLOG brand effectively wound down. Pilots who relied on it were

If you fly for an Indian carrier, the eGCA portal is where your flying record meets your licence. Every renewal, every endorsement, and every rating you hold depends on the hours recorded there matching the hours you have actually flown. When those two numbers disagree, the result is a shortfall, and a shortfall surfaces at the worst possible moment: usually mid-renewal, when you have the least time to fix it. This guide documents the eGCA logbook upload process from start to

If you are evaluating a digital logbook in 2026, three names come up more than any others: LogTen Pro, Wingman, and ForeFlight Logbook. They are all credible, all actively maintained, and all used by working pilots. They are also built around three different assumptions about who you are and how you fly. This comparison looks at platform support, pricing, regulator coverage, scheduling integration, and the kind of pilot each app fits. There is no single winner here, because t