Pilot Logbook – EASA FCL.050 Compliant Flight Record for Student, PPL & Commercial Pilots
Every flight hour tells a story, and this EASA FCL.050-compliant pilot logbook is where yours belongs. Supplied by JHEARs Aerospace, this professional logbook is designed to meet the full requirements of European aviation regulations, providing clearly structured columns for recording flight times, aircraft types, routes, and instructor endorsements. Whether you are logging your first solo or building hours toward an ATPL, this is the record that travels with your career from first flight to command authority.
Built for pilots who take their records seriously, the structured layout eliminates guesswork and keeps every entry clean and legally defensible. Durable construction means it survives years of cockpit life — stuffed into flight bags, pulled out on ramp stops, and presented to examiners and CAA inspectors without embarrassment. This is a logbook engineered to last the full length of a flying career.
Spec: EASA FCL.050-compliant pilot logbook. Structured columns for aircraft type, registration, pilot-in-command, route, departure and arrival times, flight time, instrument time, night time, and instructor endorsements. Durable cover with professional binding.
Who this is for: Student pilots on integrated or modular EASA training programmes, PPL holders maintaining compliant records, commercial pilots logging multi-crew and instrument time, and flight instructors endorsing student progress toward licence issue.
FAQ
Is this logbook accepted by the CAA and other EASA member state authorities?
Yes. This logbook is fully structured to comply with EASA FCL.050 requirements, making it accepted by the UK CAA, EASA member state NAAs, and flight training organisations operating under Part-FCL. Always verify current requirements with your training organisation or authority.
Does it include columns for instrument flight time and night flying hours?
Yes. The logbook includes dedicated columns for instrument time, night time, cross-country hours, and pilot-in-command time, covering the full range of entries required for EASA licence applications and revalidations.
How many pages or flight entries does the logbook contain?
The logbook is designed to accommodate several years of active flying, with sufficient pages for hundreds of individual flight entries across its structured layout. Exact page count is confirmed on the product specification sheet included with the logbook.
Why should I purchase my aviation documentation from JHEARs Aerospace?
At JHEARs Aerospace, we supply only regulation-compliant aviation documentation and equipment vetted for professional use. Our logbooks are sourced to meet the standards expected by flight examiners, training organisations, and licensing authorities across Europe and the UK.
