Wingman meets EASA FCL.050 requirements for electronic pilot logbooks. Auto-import rosters from European airlines. Export in the standard EASA FCL logbook format.
EASA Part-FCL Appendix I (FCL.050) defines exactly what must be recorded in a pilot's personal flying logbook. Electronic logbooks are accepted across all EASA member states.
EASA requires pilots to record date, departure and arrival aerodrome, aircraft type and registration, whether single-engine or multi-engine, total flight time, and the capacity in which the pilot acted (PIC, co-pilot, dual instruction, or instructor). Additional columns must capture night time, IFR time, and the type of flight (SPIC, SPIC under supervision, etc.). The logbook must also record simulator time separately, with the simulator type and qualification number.
Wingman's EASA FCL export matches the standard European logbook layout column-for-column. Your time categories, running totals, and remarks are formatted exactly as required for licence applications to any EASA NAA — whether that's the French DGAC, German LBA, Irish IAA, or any other authority.
Column-for-column match with the EASA standard logbook. PIC, co-pilot, dual, instructor, night, IFR, SE/ME — all in the correct layout for any EASA NAA.
Auto-import from Lufthansa, Air France, KLM, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Norwegian, Volotea, Vueling, and 100+ airlines across Europe.
Hold licences with multiple EASA NAAs? Export your logbook in the correct format for each authority from the same data. No re-logging.
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