The logbook for European recreational pilots
Your flying life, recorded.
Altavi is an online pilot logbook made by pilots who wanted a better one. It knows the European rules, keeps your ultralight and SEP time apart, and never holds your data hostage.
Free to use, with no limit on flights. Works in the browser on your phone, tablet and computer.
A complete logbook at no cost: flights, aircraft, airports, the flight map, the printed logbook and full export.
Tracks your class rating revalidation and the 90-day passenger rule, and counts ultralight and SEP time separately.
Export everything whenever you like. Altavi is run by a European company under European data protection law, and your data is kept in Europe.
Altavi was built from the start for two jobs. On your phone it is made for quick capture beside the aircraft, with big buttons and Quick Log one tap away. On a tablet or computer it becomes the full logbook for reviewing, editing, printing and exporting.
It runs in the browser on any device and can be added to your home screen. Native apps for Android and iPhone are in development.
Phone and tablet layouts, shown with a demo pilot's logbook.
Altavi follows the SEP revalidation rules in FCL.740.A. It shows both routes, by experience or by proficiency check, what you have already met, which flights count, and when your window opens.
Mark the refresher flight with your instructor and it is counted. Record the revalidation and the history is kept with your rating.
Many of us fly more than one kind of aircraft. Altavi records the class with each aircraft and each flight, so ultralight hours never slip into your SEP totals, and simulator time is held apart from both.
Import from ForeFlight, LogTen, MyFlightbook, SkyDemon, capzlog, FLYLOG.io, Vereinsflieger, NinerLog and Wader, from an EASA or FAA layout, or from your own spreadsheet. You see every row before anything is saved, and an import can be undone.
Leaving is just as easy: one click exports every field of every flight.
Pick your aircraft, then tap once each for off blocks, take-off, landing and on blocks. Quick Log records the times as they happen.
With your permission it uses your phone's location to suggest the nearest airfield, for departure and again when you land. Finish the entry later at your desk.
Print your logbook as a PDF, 18 entries a page, with totals for the page, the amount forwarded and totals to date, so the digital and paper books can be checked against each other.
The free logbook is complete and stays free. Plus adds the things that save you time. Every new account gets Plus for 60 days.
€0
A complete logbook, with no limit on flights.
€39 a year
Everything in Free, and:
Export of all your data, the printed logbook and deleting your account are never behind a paywall.
Early Birds
A limited number of Early Bird places are being shared through flying clubs and pilot communities. If yours gave you a code, enter it when you create your account.
Altavi comes from T1/Abra, a small company that has been building software in Reykjavík, Iceland, since 2010. It began as the logbook we wanted for our own flying: club aircraft, ultralights and homebuilts, small airfields, and a paper logbook on the shelf.
It is built for that kind of flying first. If something is missing for yours, tell us.
That is decided by each national authority, and the rules differ. Altavi gives you a printed logbook you can sign and have signed. Check your own authority's requirements before you give up the paper book.
Today: the 90-day passenger rule (FCL.060), SEP class rating revalidation (FCL.740.A) and medical validity. Not yet: LAPL recency and national ultralight rules. Your authority's word is always final.
Yes. Altavi runs in the browser on Android, iPhone, tablets and computers, and can be added to your home screen like an app. It needs an internet connection.
You can export every flight at any time, free, and delete your account yourself. We do not sell or share your logbook.
Your account keeps the Plus tier at no charge for as long as Altavi is offered. The full terms are linked below.
English for now. Times are in UTC and durations in decimal hours.
