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Professional Pilot Logbook Audit
Turn Your Pilot Logbook Into a Clean, Organized Record Before It Matters
PilotAudit provides a professional pilot logbook audit to help identify total-time discrepancies, inconsistent flight-time categories, missing entries, calculation errors, and items that may raise questions during airline applications, interviews, checkrides, skill tests, proficiency checks, or record reviews.
Instead of waiting until the last minute and trying to catch every issue yourself, send us your logbook and we’ll review it for common errors, inconsistencies, and areas that may need your attention.
Pilot-owned. Built for clean, organized aviation records.
Logbooks We Work With
PilotAudit reviews pilot logbooks maintained under FAA, EASA, UK CAA, TCCA, CASA, and other civil aviation authority frameworks worldwide.
Because logbook formats, terminology, and flight-time categories vary, we review each logbook in the context of the records and supporting documents provided, along with the pilot’s intended use.
What’s Included
Review of customer-provided total flight time and category totals
Review of applicable categories, which may include PIC, SIC or co-pilot, supervised command, cross-country, night, instrument, multi-engine, turbine, and more
Comparison of paper logbook, digital logbook, and airline or operator application totals when corresponding records are provided
Review for missing, incomplete, duplicate, or inconsistent entries
Identification of obvious calculation, carry-forward, or cumulative-total discrepancies
Review of dates, aircraft, routes, remarks, and category organization
Flagged items when something appears unclear or may need your confirmation
Detailed audit summary with findings, recommendations, and items that may need your review
How It Works
1. Choose your service option
Select the audit option and turnaround time that best fits your needs.
2. Complete checkout
After purchase, you’ll receive instructions for uploading your logbook files.
3. Upload your logbook
You can upload a digital logbook export, PDF, spreadsheet, photos, scans, or other supporting documents.
For the best results, upload the most complete and current version of your logbook. Make sure your totals, aircraft, dates, routes, and remarks are updated before submitting your files.
You do not need to have everything ready before purchasing. You can complete checkout first and upload your documents after you receive the instructions.
4. We review your logbook
Your logbook is reviewed for common total-time issues, category discrepancies, missing information, calculation problems, and items that may need clarification before an application, interview, checkride, skill test, proficiency check, or record review.
5. You receive your audit summary
Once finished, we’ll send your audit summary with findings, recommendations, and any entries or totals that may need your review.
Accuracy & Review Process
We do not change, correct, or guess logbook information without clear support from the records you provide. If a total, entry, aircraft, route, remark, or category appears unclear, we will flag it for you to verify.
This helps keep your logbook organized, consistent, and easier to explain if questions come up during an application, interview, checkride, skill test, proficiency check, or records review.
Final responsibility for logbook accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable recordkeeping requirements remains with the pilot. Our goal is to help you identify issues early and make the review process cleaner, faster, and less stressful.
Turnaround Time
Standard turnaround is typically 3–5 business days once all required logbook files have been received.
Rush service orders are moved ahead in the queue and are typically completed within 48 hours once all required files have been received.
If any files are missing, outdated, incomplete, or difficult to review, we may contact you before continuing.
Ready to Clean Up Your Logbook?
Avoid walking into an interview, checkride, skill test, or application review with flight-time totals that are difficult to explain.
PilotAudit helps identify potential logbook issues early so your records are easier to organize, review, and present when they matter most.
Start your professional pilot logbook audit today.
Turn Your Pilot Logbook Into a Clean, Organized Record Before It Matters
PilotAudit provides a professional pilot logbook audit to help identify total-time discrepancies, inconsistent flight-time categories, missing entries, calculation errors, and items that may raise questions during airline applications, interviews, checkrides, skill tests, proficiency checks, or record reviews.
Instead of waiting until the last minute and trying to catch every issue yourself, send us your logbook and we’ll review it for common errors, inconsistencies, and areas that may need your attention.
Pilot-owned. Built for clean, organized aviation records.
Logbooks We Work With
PilotAudit reviews pilot logbooks maintained under FAA, EASA, UK CAA, TCCA, CASA, and other civil aviation authority frameworks worldwide.
Because logbook formats, terminology, and flight-time categories vary, we review each logbook in the context of the records and supporting documents provided, along with the pilot’s intended use.
What’s Included
Review of customer-provided total flight time and category totals
Review of applicable categories, which may include PIC, SIC or co-pilot, supervised command, cross-country, night, instrument, multi-engine, turbine, and more
Comparison of paper logbook, digital logbook, and airline or operator application totals when corresponding records are provided
Review for missing, incomplete, duplicate, or inconsistent entries
Identification of obvious calculation, carry-forward, or cumulative-total discrepancies
Review of dates, aircraft, routes, remarks, and category organization
Flagged items when something appears unclear or may need your confirmation
Detailed audit summary with findings, recommendations, and items that may need your review
How It Works
1. Choose your service option
Select the audit option and turnaround time that best fits your needs.
2. Complete checkout
After purchase, you’ll receive instructions for uploading your logbook files.
3. Upload your logbook
You can upload a digital logbook export, PDF, spreadsheet, photos, scans, or other supporting documents.
For the best results, upload the most complete and current version of your logbook. Make sure your totals, aircraft, dates, routes, and remarks are updated before submitting your files.
You do not need to have everything ready before purchasing. You can complete checkout first and upload your documents after you receive the instructions.
4. We review your logbook
Your logbook is reviewed for common total-time issues, category discrepancies, missing information, calculation problems, and items that may need clarification before an application, interview, checkride, skill test, proficiency check, or record review.
5. You receive your audit summary
Once finished, we’ll send your audit summary with findings, recommendations, and any entries or totals that may need your review.
Accuracy & Review Process
We do not change, correct, or guess logbook information without clear support from the records you provide. If a total, entry, aircraft, route, remark, or category appears unclear, we will flag it for you to verify.
This helps keep your logbook organized, consistent, and easier to explain if questions come up during an application, interview, checkride, skill test, proficiency check, or records review.
Final responsibility for logbook accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable recordkeeping requirements remains with the pilot. Our goal is to help you identify issues early and make the review process cleaner, faster, and less stressful.
Turnaround Time
Standard turnaround is typically 3–5 business days once all required logbook files have been received.
Rush service orders are moved ahead in the queue and are typically completed within 48 hours once all required files have been received.
If any files are missing, outdated, incomplete, or difficult to review, we may contact you before continuing.
Ready to Clean Up Your Logbook?
Avoid walking into an interview, checkride, skill test, or application review with flight-time totals that are difficult to explain.
PilotAudit helps identify potential logbook issues early so your records are easier to organize, review, and present when they matter most.
Start your professional pilot logbook audit today.