Multiple source records
Paper logbooks, electronic exports, military records, PDFs, and spreadsheets can be combined into one master Excel file.
Airline application prep
We help turn scattered flight records into a consolidated Excel digital logbook with summary sheets that make your totals easier to review, explain, and keep current.
The goal
Airline application prep is not only about a clean-looking spreadsheet. Your numbers need to line up with the records behind them, and you need a way to explain where the totals came from.
The Deluxe services focus on consolidating your records, reviewing line items, and delivering summary sheets for applications and interviews. If you are actively applying while still flying, the Update Bundle helps keep those summaries current.
What gets cleaned up
Paper logbooks, electronic exports, military records, PDFs, and spreadsheets can be combined into one master Excel file.
Summary sheets help organize totals for airline applications, interviews, and record review.
If you keep flying after the first delivery, the Update Bundle gives you a practical way to keep records current during the year.
What an audit is for
Airline applications turn years of flying into boxes and totals. If the underlying records are scattered, those boxes can become hard to defend. A useful audit looks for mismatches before a recruiter, interviewer, or certifying authority has to ask about them.
The work is practical: organize sources, build a master Excel record, create summary sheets, and make sure important categories are easier to review. It does not replace airline instructions or FAA guidance, but it gives you a cleaner record to work from.
Audit focus areas
Role-based time can be sensitive, especially when military, instructor, evaluator, copilot, and civilian records are mixed together.
A broad cross-country total may not be the right number for every FAA or airline field, so route context matters.
Actual, simulated, device, night, and landing data are easier to explain when the source categories are separated clearly.
If you keep flying after the initial audit, update support helps keep summary sheets aligned with new flight time.
Process
Common questions
No. It is handled inside the Deluxe Logbook and Deluxe Logbook and Update Bundle services.
You can still use the service if you need your digital records combined with paper, military, PDF, spreadsheet, or other supporting records.
Choose the speed option that matches your timeline. Turnaround begins after your complete upload and required worksheet/details are received.
No. You should keep your original records. The deliverable is a consolidated Excel working record and summary sheets built from the materials you provide.
It can help organize the underlying logbook data, but IACRA and FAA certification totals should still be reviewed against the applicable FAA requirements and your certifying authority's instructions.
Use our pilot logbook audit checklist to spot common issues before submitting applications.
The Update Bundle includes 6 updates for up to one year after the initial Deluxe Logbook work.