APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook
Airline Pilot's Daily Logbook
How much does APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook cost?
Prices are current as of 29 Sept 2026.
4 one-time purchases from $51.99
In the United States, APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook has 4 one-time purchases priced $51.99 – 199.99.
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| APDL 30 Days | $51.99 |
| APDL 3 Months | $103.99 |
| APDL 6 Months | $151.99 |
| APDL 1 Year | $199.99 |
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APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook reviews
4.4 out of 5, based on 1,029 reviews.
What people like
- Auto-fills flight times and tail numbers easily
- FAR 117 legality tracking saves you from violations
- Commuting feature helps plan home flights accurately
- Developers respond quickly and fix issues same day
What they complain about
- Price jumped from twelve to thirty-nine dollars
- Does not sync automatically with Logbook Pro
- Schedule imports fail or work only half the time
- No support for cargo pilots under Part 121
Thank you!
Version 15.0 packed with new features. We can't thank our airline pilot community enough for their great support of this product.
Beware
Paid for it with the impression that I could try for 30 days. Apparently the trial period is a different link. Lots of email threads showing how I couldn’t get it to work any better than manually inserting logbook data and the completely refuse to refund money. Sternly advise any other program.
Great tool!
This app, makes it simple to keep logbook up to date and ready for an interview. 117 legality checking is effortless and the app has numerous customizable fields for individual company contract and pay. Online video instruction is available and customer support has responded to requests within 24 hours. The commute feature is extremely helpful. If I had one request it would be to make the import into LogBookPro happen automatically. Currently it is done via an import tool which requires a few mouse clicks.
Not worth the money
Airline schedules never import.
Until something better comes along….
…this is probably your best bet for crew rostering, logbook and Part 117 legality checking for U.S.-based pilots flying under Part 121. Where things fall apart is for non-scheduled/ACMI operators without a domicile (e.g., home-based pilots). Granted it’s a niche part of the pilot community but wreaks havoc with the software’s algorithms when acclimated rest locations factor into computing legality. The software will assume you have returned to your home “base” whether you actually do or not during a rotation. There’s no workaround for this. Also, companies using next-gen AIMS rostering software are out of luck for importing schedules. APDL does not support the new AIMS version. On the positives, there are ample opportunities for customized payroll and duty categories, rigs, etc. Scheduled Part 121 operators are most likely to benefit from APDL. Others may find it useful as long as its limitations are acknowledged.
A Whole Bag of Tools for the Airline Pilot
I’ve been using using APDL for 5+ years across two airlines (regional and major) and I’ve the wide variety of tools available in APDL extremely useful in keeping my logbook accurate and up to date, complying with FAR 117, and commuting. Logbook - trip importing has been very easy for both airlines—simply using Safari and the included APDL toolkit. Once you’ve completed a flight, an “AUTOFILL” button pulls the OOOI times and auto calculates day/night flight time and landings. All you have to input is PF/PM role (for landing credit), actual instrument time, and approach type. Maintaining an accurate logbook can’t get easier than this. Updating the APDL flight data as you fly them enables accurate FAR 117 tracking and “What If” scenarios (delayed flights) as you fly each day. I download my APDL data after each calendar month and import it into my logbook using the Logbook Pro Import Wizard—about a 2 minute process. FAR 117 - I came closer to FAR 117 limits during my flying at my regional airline and this APDL capability was critical three times to calculate daily FDP and 100/672 flight time remaining. The FAR 117 reporting provides Table A and B limits highlighted for that day’s reporting time and flight segment requirements. APDL’s FAR 117 reports are helpful providing daily status graphs and data for every FAR 117 requirement—and look forward using imported future trip schedules to see potential upcoming problems. Commuting flight information - I found this feature very helpful during my 8 months commuting with my major airline. In the APDL settings, you input the minimum time between your commute in flight and you first trip leg takeoff and between your last leg landing and your commute trim home. Then APDL will find ALL 121 airline direct commute options. APDL keeps this information available to review so you can determine if you’re going to make your commute flight home depending on your last leg landing time. APDL has a number of other useful tools including notes sections for hotels, airports and other crew members; payroll; weather; airport delays; and resumes. Between my two airlines, I’ve found t APDL’s wide variety of tools very useful, and in some situations, critical.
Dishonest Owner
The owner refused to refund what was ordered by mistake. He told me I shouldn't have ordered it. True enough, but HORRIBLE customer service. As a career pilot, I can say with certainty he is NOT respected in the aviation community.
Excellent program
Excellent program for managing a flight schedule and track my hours.
Commute Information
When I request commuting flight information, the flights repeat showing two of the same flight
Useful for pilots that only fly 121
This app has a lot of automation. OOOI times for examine are great. But the fact they have a separate app for general logbooks really robs this one. The reports are very bland and the print logbook lacks options for different formats eg CASA. I wish I could raise the funds to buy and merge this with log10 pro
Essential tool for professionals
I toyed with APDL a few times and always gave it up as it appeared too complicated. My First Officer a few trips back demonstrated the app to me. It’s now a must go item in my iPhones “flight bag.” It pulls tail numbers and flight times without me doing a thing. I finally understand FAR 117 with the excellent graphics and warnings generated. The commuter function is highly useful - it knows your scheduled in time and sets your commuting flights based on the city pairs you tell it. Questions are answered promptly by the developer. Give it a try.
No longer auto imports from Flica
That is all. Worked for years and no longer does. Quirky software. Beware.
Works half the time, way over priced
Auto fill and flica data scrape work about half the time. Other apps cost a tiny fraction and have 80% of the features. Save your $$$
Could be better
Overall a good app. I think it would be much better if it provided a better logbook Report. Than to buy a different application and export a file.
A must have for Airline Pilots
I loved this software on my palm pilot back in my regional days. I am so happy to find this software back and improved for my iPhone. I absolutely love this software. It makes keeping track of my flying and my legalities so simple. With a few swipes I can see if the scheduling change will make me illegal or not. Keep up the great work guys!!! BTW I also use your commander binder and it never fails to impress.
$130 a year and can’t upload trips
Used to be pretty good. But no ability to upload trips for me now has made it useless when I can use a $10 year to export a spreadsheet instead.
Yeah, it’s so-so
The app really does have a strong engine but when the vehicle takes a wrong turn, it is very hard to put it in reverse and get back on the right path.
App error and customer service ignored me
Some reason keep having issues and customer service were good until my whole logbook started giving errors. I emailed customer service for assistance and they do help right away. I got a line and unfortunately we don’t have FLICA for our bidding schedule and is one way to transfer your whole monthly schedule to APDL. If you don’t have FLICA, then they have other ways but got to do it one day at a time and sometime it doesn’t even transfer all legs. If you have a 4legs day, then sometime it will only transfer, to APDL logbook, 1 leg instead all 4. Then you have to copy and paste that works but sometimes it doesn’t even find the trips. I do like a lot of features that it has like: track your 117 rules, changes automatically to flight times if there are delays and many other cool feature. Great customer service but the app needs work to make it work smooth and not me spending time putting FDP, flts info, manually.
Great Product. Saved me a couple of times
I love APDL. If I forget to log a flight the autofill option pulls in my tail and times for me. Also the 117 legality tracking has saved me a couple times and allowed me to be proactive with crew scheduling.
So many flaws
Funny how the program seems to work during the trial period, after its very un user friendly and too many flaws. DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY, THEY DO ZERO REFUNDS FOR A DEFECTIVE APP!
Great product that lacks key features with current price
Long time user that eventually switched to LogTen Pro. I’ve been a APDL user since 2018 until this year once my subscription expires. APDL has some great features that I loved such as the Part 117 rest rules calculation, schedule import from Flica until it stopped working, pay calculations (one of my favorite features), however I was holding out for one key feature, a sync feature with logbook pro. Once the price gone up this year to a point that nearly matched LogTen Pro that offers the ability to sync between devices, I no longer couldn’t justify to the expensive cost to stay with APDL. On top of that, there isn’t the ability to calculate Part 121 rest with APDL or couldn’t import my AIMs schedule into APDL. My biggest feedback, start working on a sync feature with logbook pro even if means updating that application as well otherwise APDL is overpriced in comparison to its competitors.
No answers from sales help
Hello Everything was going terrific but when I renewed my subscription, still the expired status appears and sadly I cannot enjoy this wonderful application anymore. I got charged 3 times my renewal, for sure there is a software mistake so I’m pledging the sales department to help me so I can continue using this fantastic APP !! Thank you!!!
Great app for airline pilots but needs more reports
This is a great app that provides many conveniences and tracking to help you keep out of trouble when getting close to a time-out. I like the automatic scheduler update, and the auto pulls to record push, out and in times. I really like the dashboard screen which provides the next show time, gate, and even route. It also provides the TAF for the departing and destination airport. It’s a nice glimpse for the next flight. I would rate this app higher if it had better reporting. Reports like creating the 8710 report. Reports by aircraft, and .CSV exports for expanded reporting capability into Excel.
It’s great when it works, but way to buggy
As long as you update your logbook everyday you won’t have a problem but if you wait a bit and then update it APDL gets buggy and you’ll choose a day such as nov 15th but APDL will automatically put the date in that you open the app with and you can’t change it. So if you fly on the 15th and open the app on the 22nd no matter what day you specify on the calendar it lists the flight as occurring on the 22nd and won’t let you change it. Then after going back and forth closing opening the app and deleting log book entries it starts to work correctly. Just get an excel spreed sheet or use something else.
Co base and reserve issues
Not great for being based at more than one airport, frequent schedule changes, or reserve pilots
Great app but does not auto sync to Logbook pro
Great app but does not sync to Logbook pro which is very frustrating. You have to manually transfer the data which is a little complicated and time consuming ie not user friendly. Other that that, great app. If they’d fixed that I’d give it 5 stars.
Older device can’t update
The update feature should give you the option to update your device, otherwise the device has a RED notice to update which will never go away. If there was an option selection I could still use my device without the constant RED BAR telling me to update when I can’t.
Not Worth The Money
I’ve been using APDL for years. Last year I got a year subscription, and it just came up for renewal. The price went from $12.99/mo last year to $38.99/mo? Are we kidding? One star just for that, when they’ve not added anything new since then. Take notes from FC View, because they’re stealing your client base.
Doesn’t live up to the promise
Split duties have to be hand built. Tedious process that takes too much time for those who are scheduled for multiple split duties in their schedule. The Part 117 compliance check doesn’t recognize that split duties can be fit back to back to fit within 6 calendar days (5 nights in a row), so it flags it as a 117 violation. There should be an override for the user to double check flagged duty limits and allow the user to clear it as good, just in case the app’s algorithm is unable to account for circumstances the programmers couldn’t anticipate. Overall not as intuitive or user friendly as it should be. You’re going to have to watch the videos and read the material to learn how to use it, but instruction videos and reading material isn’t comprehensively outlined, so you’ll spend a couple hours using google to search for an answer, only to finally realize that the reason you can’t find the answer is because the app isn’t capable of performing the function you thought it could or ought to able to do. Last, this doesn’t synch to logbook pro automatically and you’ve got to use a data file to transfer. A company should be able to synch between its own apps.
No total time breakdown. Only way I’ve seen to look at flight time totals is with resume
No way to see breakdown of total hours? Resume is closest way and that only shows total time. Seems a pretty pillar need for a logbook app..
Easiest airline logbook...
I love this logbook. I love seeing the gate I’m leaving and the one I’m arriving in. I love getting my aircraft tail numbers before I show up anywhere. I love pushing a button and getting my OOOI times automatically. Don’t waste your time missing countless hours because you forgot to write them down on a quick turn. Get this app. I had LogTen pro and switched to this and I’m glad I did. I recently had an account issue and they fixed it same day. Seamless. Thanks! -Aaron
I tried it. Gave it my best shot, no avail.
As an airline pilot and seeing another pilot use this app, I had high hopes. Downloading and trying to get understand all its capabilities was somewhat of a challenge. There is NO human support. You can figure it out on your own or “watch their videos” or view their “support” docs. None of which I found 100% useful to solve my getting up to speed problems with the product. Shame too. I really wanted it to work.
Too expensive
This program is too expensive for what it offers. There are other programs that provide the same features that are a one time payment.
Crashes on reports
Just updated, app crashes when clicking monthly log book report
121 Pilot, get this
This app makes it so easy to log flights. I had LogTen pro but often missed flights. This is so seamless. It automatically pulls your times and makes it way easier. Get on this program early and save yourself lost time and lots of headaches!
No support for cargo
117 does not apply to cargo pilots. There should be an option for which part you’re operating under, 117 or 121. As long as there’s no 121 support it’s next to worthless for freight pilots.
Awesome Intelligent and Robust
And the developers are constantly tweaking this app.. I’ve been using it for years and I’m so impressed with the amount of change these developers are capable of.. it’s not that app that went to the stratosphere and then they give up on it with all the high ratings.. love it.. would be super awesome to have a notes section for each aircraft or tail number.. notes are a great thing on birds we fly day in day out..
Lots of issues recently
This app has been great until just recently it started giving all kinds of issues with FDP. It’ll change dates for flights and has become a HUGE headache keeping everything straight with it. Not worth it at all and given how expensive it is I would not recommend.
APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook price by country
A one-time purchase costs $91.54 in Canada and $154.89 in Hungary — 1.7× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
| Country | One-time |
|---|---|
| Afghanistan | $103.99 |
| Albania | $119.99 |
| Algeria | $103.99 |
| Angola | $103.99 |
| Anguilla | $103.99 |
| Antigua And Barbuda | $103.99 |
| Argentina | $103.99 |
| Armenia | $119.99 |
| Australia | A$149.99$104.89 |
| Austria | €119.99$136.51 |
| Azerbaijan | $119.99 |
| Bahamas | $99.99 |
| Bahrain | $99.99 |
| Barbados | $119.99 |
| Belarus | $119.99 |
| Belgium | €119.99$136.51 |
| Belize | $103.99 |
| Benin | $119.99 |
| Bermuda | $103.99 |
| Bhutan | $103.99 |
| Bolivia | $103.99 |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | €119.99$136.51 |
| Botswana | $103.99 |
| British Virgin Islands | $103.99 |
| Brunei Darussalam | $103.99 |
| Bulgaria | €119.99$136.51 |
| Burkina Faso | $103.99 |
| Cambodia | $99.99 |
| Cameroon | $119.99 |
| Canada | CA$129.99$91.54 |
| Cape Verde | $103.99 |
| Cayman Islands | $103.99 |
| Chad | $103.99 |
| Chile | CLP 119,990$124.79 |
| China | CN¥698.00$103.87 |
| Colombia | COP 499,900$151.44 |
| Congo | $119.99 |
| Congo, Democratic Republic | $103.99 |
| Costa Rica | $103.99 |
| Cote Divoire | $119.99 |
| Croatia | €119.99$136.51 |
| Cyprus | €119.99$136.51 |
| Czech Republic | CZK 2,790.00$130.07 |
| Denmark | DKK 999.00$152.05 |
| Dominica | $103.99 |
| Dominican Republic | $103.99 |
| Ecuador | $103.99 |
| Egypt | EGP 5,999.99$115.23 |
| El Salvador | $103.99 |
| Estonia | €119.99$136.51 |
| Fiji | $103.99 |
| Finland | €119.99$136.51 |
| France | €119.99$136.51 |
| Gabon | $103.99 |
| Gambia | $103.99 |
| Georgia | $119.99 |
| Germany | €119.99$136.51 |
| Ghana | $119.99 |
| Greece | €119.99$136.51 |
| Grenada | $103.99 |
| Guatemala | $103.99 |
| Guinea-bissau | $103.99 |
| Guyana | $103.99 |
| Honduras | $103.99 |
| Hong Kong | HK$888.00$113.27 |
| Hungary | HUF 49,990$154.89 |
| Iceland | $119.99 |
| India | ₹9,900.00$103.05 |
| Indonesia | IDR 1,999,000$111.15 |
| Iraq | $103.99 |
| Ireland | €119.99$136.51 |
| Israel | ₪299.90$97.69 |
| Italy | €119.99$136.51 |
| Jamaica | $103.99 |
| Japan | ¥18,000$114.42 |
| Jordan | $103.99 |
| Kazakhstan | KZT 59,990.00$136.14 |
| Kenya | $119.99 |
| Kosovo | €119.99$136.51 |
| Kuwait | $103.99 |
| Kyrgyzstan | $99.99 |
| Lao Peoples Democratic Republic | $99.99 |
| Latvia | €119.99$136.51 |
| Lebanon | $103.99 |
| Liberia | $103.99 |
| Libya | $103.99 |
| Lithuania | €119.99$136.51 |
| Luxembourg | €119.99$136.51 |
| Macao | $103.99 |
| Macedonia | $103.99 |
| Madagascar | $103.99 |
| Malawi | $103.99 |
| Malaysia | MYR 499.90$122.52 |
| Maldives | $103.99 |
| Mali | $103.99 |
| Malta | €119.99$136.51 |
| Mauritania | $103.99 |
| Mauritius | $119.99 |
| Mexico | MX$2,299.00$128.44 |
| Micronesia | $103.99 |
| Moldova | $119.99 |
| Mongolia | $103.99 |
| Montenegro | €99.99$113.75 |
| Montserrat | $103.99 |
| Morocco | $119.99 |
| Mozambique | $103.99 |
| Myanmar | $103.99 |
| Namibia | $103.99 |
| Nauru | $103.99 |
| Nepal | $119.99 |
| Netherlands | €119.99$136.51 |
| New Zealand | NZ$199.99$112.99 |
| Nicaragua | $103.99 |
| Niger | $103.99 |
| Nigeria | NGN 179,900.00$135.33 |
| Norway | NOK 1,290.00$135.36 |
| Oman | $103.99 |
| Pakistan | PKR 29,900$107.96 |
| Palau | $103.99 |
| Panama | $103.99 |
| Papua New Guinea | $103.99 |
| Paraguay | $103.99 |
| Peru | PEN 499.90$146.17 |
| Philippines | ₱6,990.00$111.84 |
| Poland | PLN 499.99$130.21 |
| Portugal | €119.99$136.51 |
| Qatar | QAR 399.99$109.89 |
| Romania | RON 599.99$129.31 |
| Russia | RUB 9,990.00$118.41 |
| Rwanda | $103.99 |
| Sao Tome & Principe | $103.99 |
| Saudi Arabia | SAR 449.99$120.00 |
| Senegal | $119.99 |
| Serbia | €119.99$136.51 |
| Seychelles | $103.99 |
| Sierra Leone | $103.99 |
| Singapore | SGD 149.98$117.17 |
| Slovakia | €119.99$136.51 |
| Slovenia | €119.99$136.51 |
| Solomon Islands | $103.99 |
| South Africa | ZAR 1,999.99$121.88 |
| South Korea | ₩179,000$131.72 |
| Spain | €119.99$136.51 |
| Sri Lanka | $103.99 |
| St. Kitts and Nevis | $103.99 |
| St. Lucia | $103.99 |
| St. Vincent & The Grenadines | $103.99 |
| Suriname | $99.99 |
| Swaziland | $103.99 |
| Sweden | SEK 1,295.00$130.02 |
| Switzerland | CHF 100.00$120.19 |
| Taiwan | NT$3,490.00$109.71 |
| Tajikistan | $99.99 |
| Tanzania | TZS 299,900.00$113.31 |
| Thailand | THB 3,990.00$118.79 |
| Tonga | $103.99 |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $103.99 |
| Tunisia | $103.99 |
| Turkey | TRY 5,999.99$122.45 |
| Turkmenistan | $103.99 |
| Turks and Caicos | $103.99 |
| Uganda | $119.99 |
| Ukraine | $119.99 |
| United Arab Emirates | AED 399.99$108.99 |
| United Kingdom | £99.99$132.61 |
| United States | $103.99 |
| Uruguay | $103.99 |
| Uzbekistan | $99.99 |
| Vanuatu | $103.99 |
| Venezuela | $103.99 |
| Vietnam | ₫2,999,000$115.71 |
| Yemen | $103.99 |
| Zambia | $119.99 |
| Zimbabwe | $119.99 |
APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook FAQ
- Is APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 174 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $51.99 (US), across 4 one-time purchases.
- Does APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- Where is APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook cheapest?
- A one-time purchase costs CA$129.99 (≈$91.54) in Canada and HUF 49,990 (≈$154.89) in Hungary, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook?
- Wader Pilot Logbook (4.8 from 166 reviews), E-JETS Virtual Panel (4.9 from 161 reviews) and AIROS Pilot Logbook (5.0 from 81 reviews).
APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook download
Last updated 4 months ago.
APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook sells in 174 countries. It was released 11 years and 9 months ago, on 4 Jan 2015. It holds a 4.4 rating from 1,029 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- One-time 100%
Revenue by country
- United States 97%
- Canada 1%
- France 0%
- Saudi Arabia 0%