FLYLOG.io vs Logbook.aero
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FLYLOG.io and Logbook.aero are both modern digital pilot logbooks with web and mobile access.
The differences become more important as your flying gets more demanding. FLYLOG.io combines airline imports, AI-powered paper logbook scanning, ADS-B and ACARS data, desktop apps, and exports for multiple aviation authorities.
Here is how the two compare.
Built for one authority, or many
Logbook.aero is a straightforward choice for pilots looking for web-based logging with a strong EASA focus. FLYLOG.io supports authority-specific exports for the FAA, EASA, UK CAA, CASA, and other regulators, so your logbook can adapt if your licence, employer, or flying location changes.
Airline-scale flight imports
FLYLOG.io supports imports from 150+ airline and crew scheduling systems. You can also add flight data from ADS-B and ACARS, while the built-in AI scanner can digitize your paper logbook history. This gives professional pilots several ways to reduce manual data entry.
Every device, including desktop
Both products offer web and mobile access. FLYLOG.io also provides full apps for Mac and Windows, giving you the same logbook across your phone, tablet, browser, and desktop.
If you are looking for a straightforward web-based logbook with a free tier and a strong EASA focus, Logbook.aero is a solid option.
If you want broader platform support, imports from 150+ airline systems, ADS-B and ACARS data, AI paper scanning, and exports for multiple aviation authorities, FLYLOG.io offers a more comprehensive professional workflow from €3.99 / $3.99 per month.
