It is increasingly important for Drone pilots to log their Flight data, both to demonstrate their Experience and to record training received.
Your book.
If you buy the hardcover version (which is admittedly more expensive than the softcover version due to production costs), Your book is durable and will stand up to years of use both at home and in the field.
Your book lasts.
You can log 1000 Flights in this book, which is far more than that which is permitted by any of the other logbooks available today.
By using the UAV Pilot Logbook: You save money. - A section in which instructors can sign off any training course taken by the pilot.
You can record ground training courses taken, exams passed and any Flight training received so that all of Your important Pilot records are kept together in one book. - A section to log Your Flight and ground training record.
This section has recently been improved with an enlarged "minutes" column, in response to a customer critique. - A main Flight data section that permits you to record the registration of Your aircraft and its type, Flight location, Flight times, Flight duration, Flight function, number of landings and any remarks you may want to make, for 1000 flights. - A section that provides Easy-To-Use instructions about how to fill out the log, with an example page included. qualifications and certificate data). g.
On the inside you will find: - A page to record Pilot information (e.
In the UAV Pilot Logbook you can record Flight time for rotary, fixed-wing and lighter-than-air (LTA) UAV operations so that even if you fly a variety of aircraft types you will be able to log all of Your data in the same book.
To record Your aircraft technical data we recommend you check Amazon for our companion volume, the UAV Aircraft Logbook.
Using the UAV Pilot Logbook allows you to accurately and completely log these personal Flight data (please note that there is now a new, 2nd edition of the UAV Pilot Logbook, also available through Amazon).
It is increasingly important for Drone pilots to log their Flight data, both to demonstrate their Experience and to record training received
