DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AN ELECTRONIC LOGBOOK SYSTEM FOR LIGHT AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS

Martin Kelemen, Alica Tobisová, Jozef Sabo, Ján Jevčák, Nikolas Krišanda, Kristína Ozdincová

Abstract


This paper presents the development and implementation of an electronic logbook system tailored for light category aircraft. The aim of the project was to replace traditional paper-based recordkeeping with a digital solution that enhances operational efficiency, safety and compliance with aviation documentation requirements. The proposed system allows pilots and aircraft operators to manage flight hours, maintenance tasks, fuel consumption and document validity in a unified, web-based platform. Built using accessible web technologies (HTML, PHP, MySQL), the system offers a cost-effective and user-friendly alternative suitable for flying schools and small aircraft owners. The article discusses the benefits, technical structure, and limitations of the solution, supported by user testing. The results confirm that even small-scale operators can effectively adopt digital tools that align with modern aviation standards and support the ongoing process of digital transformation in general aviation.


Keywords


electronic logbook, general aviation, light aircraft, maintenance records, digitalisation, airworthiness

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.35116/aa.2025.0005

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