Logbook Fix
For airline and charter pilots

Your logbook, with the tail numbers filled in.

Paste your flight log. We look up every leg in FlightAware history and hand back a clean, interview-ready record: tail number, aircraft type, actual block times, ICAO codes.

$25 per logbook History back to 2011 Check your flights before you pay
or upload .txt, .csv, .xlsx, .pdf, photo
Instant quote
Paste flights to see your price
What you have
01/04/2025  JBU113  MCO  CUN
Date, flight number, city pair. No tail, no type, no times.
What you get back
2025-01-04JBU113KMCO → MMUNN547JBA32012:12Z – 13:47Z1:35
Tail number, aircraft type, ICAO codes, actual out/in, block time, and a status for every leg.
How it works
1
Paste or upload
Any format your logbook app exports, or a photo of the page. We read it and show you exactly what we found before you pay.
2
Review
Check the parsed legs. Anything we were unsure about is flagged for a quick fix. Totals and duplicates are set aside, not billed.
3
Pay and fix
We look up every leg in FlightAware history back to 2011 and hand back a clean CSV and a print-ready record.
Pricing

Pay once to catch up. Add a few dollars a month to stay current.

Only flights we actually look up are counted. Monthly totals, aircraft-type lines and duplicates are set aside for free.

Catch-up · one time
$25per logbook
  • Up to 500 flights included
  • $0.05 per flight after that
  • CSV download and print-ready record
  • No account needed
Fix my logbook
Keep current · monthly
$5per month
  • 50 new flights a month included
  • $0.05 per flight after that, on your monthly bill
  • One book, always exportable
  • Cancel any time
Keep my book current
Questions
How accurate is it?
Every leg is matched on date, flight number and city pair against FlightAware’s records. When two aircraft flew that number that day we show both and mark the leg ambiguous rather than guess.
What if a flight is not found?
It stays in your record marked "not found" with the reason. We still ran the lookup, so those legs count toward your total. The results page tells you exactly how many.
Where does the data come from?
FlightAware AeroAPI history, which covers airline and most Part 135 operations back to 2011. Purely private flying without a flight number cannot be looked up.
Is my logbook stored?
Your parsed legs and results are kept so the link we email you keeps working. We never share them. Delete on request.