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A Cessna 172 climbing away over the Australian coast at first light, the sky running from cyan through violet to coral.

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An Australian pilot logbook.

CASR Part 61. ICUS, dual and command stay separate. RA-Aus aircraft sit next to VH- regs. Aerodromes come from the Y-code list. The CASA PDF is free. Sign in if you already have an account. Sign-up is not open on this page.

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  • ICUS, dual, commandRecorded separately.
  • VH- and 24- regsWork the same way.
  • Part 61Australian hours, Australian aerodromes.

Hours you can scan

Command is lime, ICUS is coral, and dual is amber. The logbook total, the running total and the PDF are calculated once, so they match. The flights in the preview are made up.

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Total aeronautical experience

9.1hours

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  • 14Aug
    YTWB → YBCGNav 3 — down the coastVH-ILHCommandXC
    2.4hours
  • 12Aug
    YTWB → YKRYLunch runVH-ILHCommandXC
    1.3hours
  • 09Aug
    YTWB → YTWBCircuits — three greasers24-8817ICUS
    1.1hours
  • 07Aug
    YTWB → YBOKUnder the hoodVH-ILHICUS
    1.8hours
  • 02Aug
    YBAF → YTWBNight endorsementVH-ILHDualXC
    1.6hours
  • 31Jul
    YTWB → YTWBStalls and steep turns24-8817Dual
    0.9hours
A recreational light sport aircraft on a frosty grass strip at sunrise beside a tin hangar.

The odd Australian bits

An aerodrome has to be a Y-code. The tacho factor is stored on the aircraft. A PILOTLOG file that says 0,8 imports as 0.8. VH-ILH and 24-8817 are both just registrations.

Pilot personal logbook — aeronautical experience
DateAircraftFromTo5 · SE cmd day15 · Instrument
14/08/26VH-ILHYTWBYBCG2.4—
12/08/26VH-ILHYTWBYKRY1.3—
09/08/2624-8817YTWBYTWB——
07/08/26VH-ILHYTWBYBOK—0.9
02/08/26VH-ILHYBAFYTWB—0.4
31/07/2624-8817YTWBYTWB——
Totals this page3.71.3

Sixteen columns. No logo.

The PDF is the CASA layout. Page totals carry forward like the paper book. The export stays free. The legal record is not a paid feature.

Aerodromes and routes from your logbook

Each circle is an aerodrome you have landed at. Size is visit count. Lines are routes you have flown between them. The map below uses made-up flights so the page can show the shape without a real account.

YTWBYBAFYBOKYKRYYBSU
26 aerodromes · 25 routesLarger means more visits

Sample record: 26 aerodromes across 6 states. Signed-in pilots get their own map from their entries.

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