FLYLOG.io vs CrewLounge PILOTLOG
Last updated:
CrewLounge PILOTLOG is a long-established pilot logbook with deep roots in the airline world and a broad set of professional features.
The two products take different approaches. PILOTLOG has a desktop heritage and a large ecosystem of features and modules. FLYLOG.io was built as a modern cross-platform logbook, with the same core experience across mobile, desktop, and web.
Both are serious tools for professional pilots. Here is how they compare.
One logbook, or a wider module ecosystem
PILOTLOG offers a broad range of professional features, with some functionality provided through separate modules. Airline roster import, for example, requires the CONNECT subscription. FLYLOG.io includes roster imports from 150+ airline systems and its core professional features in one subscription.
A modern experience across devices
PILOTLOG supports desktop and mobile platforms. FLYLOG.io provides the same core logbook experience across iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web, so you can move between devices without changing your workflow.
Bring your paper history with you
Both products are designed for digital flight records. FLYLOG.io also includes an AI-powered paper logbook scanner that can convert photographed paper pages into digital flight records for review and editing. PILOTLOG does not offer an equivalent built-in AI scanner.
If you want a mature product with extensive professional features, country-specific forms, and a large airline integration ecosystem, and you are comfortable with its desktop and module-based approach, PILOTLOG is a proven choice.
If you want a modern cross-platform logbook with airline imports, flight limit and recency tracking, AI paper scanning, and multi-authority exports included in one plan, FLYLOG.io offers a simpler workflow.
