The finest, most versatile logbooks for aviators. ASA's logbooks have been "The Standard" of the industry for over 30 years and comply with the FAA's record-keeping requirements. With so many options, there is a logbook that's right for every pilot. 

Hard cover, 7-1/2" x 4", 68 pages. Black.

The ASA Black Pilot Logbook (ASA-SP-30) includes the following columns:

• Year (20__) / Date
• Aircraft Make & Model
• Aircraft Ident.
• Points of Departure & Arrival
  - From
  - To
• Remarks, Procedures, Maneuvers
• No. Instr. App.
• No. Ldg.
• Aircraft Category
  - [Blank Column]
  - Airplane SEL
  - Airplane MEL
• Cross-Country
• Conditions of Flight
  - Day
  - Night
  - Actual Instr.
  - Simulated Instr.
• Ground Trainer
• Type of Piloting Time
  - Dual Received
  - Pilot in Command
  - [Blank Column]
• Total Duration of Flight
   

Our Price:  $7.95

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Customer Reviews For ASA Pilot Log Book, Black: Write a review

Thursday, December 06, 2007 Simple but Effective by Shawn from Los Angeles, CA  Pros: Small, somewhat durable, & easy to use Cons: Binding failed after 4 years Review: This was my first logbook and over years it has held up to riding in my flight bag or just floating around the cockpit. It has the standard columns and 2 custom columns. My only two issues are that I wanted an extra 1 or 2 columns and the pages have separated from the binding. Over the past few years the glue has completely separated from the backing. Just an FYI: I usually leave short comments when I fly by myself, but instructors often resort to "microprint" or taking up 2 lines to include training maneuvers. I don't think the comment section can get any bigger in this size logbook.