F AIR Partners with Logger to Introduce Electronic Pilot Logbook Benefit

Czech Republic – EASA-approved flight training organisation F AIR has partnered with electronic pilot logbook provider Logger to give its students, pilots and instructors access to digital flight-record management and career-progress tracking. The partnership adds another digital tool to F AIR's training environment, allowing pilots to maintain and analyse flight experience as they progress from training into professional operations.

• Pilots accessing Logger through F AIR's dedicated link are being offered three (3) months of the platform free of charge. F AIR students, pilots and instructors are also being provided with a separate offer through the school's FLYNET system.
• Logger provides electronic flight recording together with flight audits, statistics, progress tracking and data import/export functions. Its Flight Audit tool includes 16 configurable audit scopes, while Progress Cards can be used to monitor licence, command-upgrade and employment experience requirements.
• Flight data can be imported from several sources rather than entered entirely manually. Logger supports ADS-B data imports and ACARS screen scanning, alongside batch editing, certificate tracking, electronic signatures and configurable PDF exports.
• F AIR describes Logger as compliant with EASA and FAA recordkeeping requirements and states that pilots can use the platform instead of maintaining a conventional paper logbook.
• Logger incorporates flight-time limitation monitoring through FlightCast, with templates covering EASA, FAA, CASA and Transport Canada requirements, as well as customizable rules that allow pilots to track their available margin against specified limits.
• AFM previously reported that F AIR implemented a wider digital process-management platform in 2025 to centralize trainee progress, contracts, compliance and administrative workflows. The Logger partnership extends that digitization into pilots' individual flight-experience records and career tracking. 

About F AIR
F AIR was established in 1990 and operates EASA-approved pilot training from Prague/Benešov Airport, Karlovy Vary International Airport and Brno International Airport in the Czech Republic. AFM's 2026 coverage records a fleet of 44 aircraft and training from ab-initio level through airline preparation. F AIR's current website lists Tecnam P2002JF, P2006T, P2010 TDI and P92 variants, Cessna 152, Piper PA-28-181 and Shark 600 aircraft among its available fleet.

About Logger
Logger is an electronic pilot logbook developed for flight recording, analysis, regulatory tracking and career-progress monitoring across Apple devices. It was founded by professional airline pilot Petr Smejkal and is operated by 737 Publishing s.r.o., a Czech company with an office in Prague.

Source: F AIR