Here are top 8 mistakes pilots do when logging hours. This article is focused on EASA regulations, other regulators may allow certain variations.

In the following article we will discuss some of the key differences in FTLs between EASA, FAA, TCA and CASA

An electronic logbook is no longer a convenience—it is a professional tool. Here are ten practical, career‑relevant reasons why modern pilots should transition to digital logging.

Maintaining an accurate flight logbook under EASA Part-FCL is not just good practice — it’s a regulatory requirement. The following explains how to record PIC, PICUS, and CO-PILOT times in your logbook.

Training flights are where logbooks most often go wrong. Which time to log depends on where you sit and why you’re there. It can be either PIC, SIC, DUAL, PICUS or nothing at all. Below are six scenarios pilots run into during line training.

Five real-world scenarios that show how instrument time is logged in an EASA pilot logbook, and why there is no Actual or Simulated column.