LogAloft compared with other pilot logbooks

LogAloft vs FlyLog

Both are pilot logbooks. Here is how they compare, from FlyLog's own website and ours, checked October 11, 2026. If something has changed, tell us and we'll fix it.

At a glance

LogAloftFlyLog
PriceFree; Pro $7.99 a month or $59.99 a yearBasic $3.99 a month (yearly) or $4.99 (monthly); Premium $7.99 (yearly) or $8.99 (monthly)
Free useYour first 25 flights or 50 hours, no card; Pro starts with 14 days freeNo free plan; a trial for up to 50 flights or 12 months
DevicesWeb app you install on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and WindowsiPhone, Android, web, Mac and Windows
Airline roster importYour airline's calendar (.ics), crew-schedule printouts (FLICA, CrewTrac, AIMS), or forward it by email; a file we don't read yet, send it in and we add it150+ crew systems, by uploading the export from your crew portal; they add new ones from files you send
Import from other logbooksLogTen, ForeFlight, MyFlightbook, CrewLounge, FlyLog, Logbook.aero, Logbook Pro and spreadsheets, recognized in one stepLogTen, ForeFlight, Garmin Pilot, CrewLounge, MyFlightbook and more; CSV or Excel; AI scan of paper logbooks
Official logbook pages and formsFAA 8710 and logbook pages for the US, EASA/UK, Canada, Australia, Latin America, Brazil, Japan and IndiaPDF exports for 20+ authorities, including EASA, FAA (and 8710), UK, Canada and Australia
Duty and flight-time limitsFAR 117 and EASA, or your contract's stricter limitsFlight-time limits over 28 days, 90 days and 12 months
Instructor signaturesYour instructor signs from a private link, no account neededOn the device, or remotely without an account
Cosmic radiation dose for every flightYes, worked out for every flightNot on their website
Rest and jet-lag plan for each layoverYes: when to sleep, nap and eat, from your body clockNot on their website
Layover brief (hotel, weather, country advice)Yes: hotel and pickup, weather, and what the US, UK and Canada advise for the countryNot on their website

Where FlyLog is stronger

What LogAloft adds

Switching from FlyLog

  1. In FlyLog, export your logbook as CSV (their help: Logbook export).
  2. In LogAloft, open the logbook, choose Import and pick that file. LogAloft recognizes it and matches the columns; check the preview and add your flights.
  3. Not read right? Choose “Send it to us” in Import: we add your format and email you when it's ready.
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Sources

Checked October 11, 2026. Prices before tax; app-store prices may differ.