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A place for your flight history.
Organize aircraft flights and simulator records, with the details that give each entry context.
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Purpose-built for Army aviatorsEvery flight.
Every flight.
Part of a
bigger story.
Army Flight Logbook brings flight records, reporting, and tracking into a focused digital product. A place to organize the hours—and the history—behind an aviation career.
Discover the project
01 / A product with a purposeBuilt around
Built around
the work of flying.
Army Flight Logbook began with Army aviator and veteran Rob VanArsdall, who experienced the practical challenges of managing flight records. That specific purpose remains central to the product: give aviators a clearer way to organize and review their history.
Frameworks acquired Army Flight Logbook in early 2026. In mid-2026, the release of version 2.0 and the move to a subscription model marked its next chapter. For Frameworks, the project is part of a broader commitment to building useful software around real needs.
Explore the Frameworks story02 / Inside the experienceA clearer record.
A clearer record.
A more connected view.
From an individual entry to a wider review, the product brings related work into one place.
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Bring your history with you.
CAFRS import tools help bring existing records into the logbook. Review imported results against your source records.
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See the bigger picture.
Explore flight summaries, recorded activity, and configured currency and semiannual progress.
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A view beyond one logbook.
Company tracking brings aviator information together for authorized organizational review.
Product capabilities depend on version, platform, and account access. Personal tracking supports record review; it does not replace official records, unit procedures, or flight authorization.
03 / The Frameworks chapterA focused product.
A focused product.
Room to keep growing.
Our role connects the product experience with its wider story: how people discover it, understand it, and find the right support.
- Early 2026
A new home at Frameworks.
Army Flight Logbook joins the company’s product work through acquisition.
- Mid 2026
The next product chapter.
Version 2.0 and a subscription model become part of the product’s evolution.
- Explore today
Useful information, within reach.
Read our practical guides for record review, imports, reports, and support.
Read the Army Flight Logbook guides
04 / From the pressroomMore of the story.
Browse all Army Flight Logbook guides More of the story.
More from your logbook.
Product news and practical guides to help you explore Army Flight Logbook.
Army Flight Logbook joins the Frameworks story.
From its early-2026 acquisition to version 2.0 and a subscription model, Army Flight Logbook marks an important chapter for Frameworks.
Getting started with Army Flight Logbook: your first record review
A practical first-session checklist for Army Flight Logbook: account access, aircraft setup, a sample flight, and checking your totals.
Importing CAFRS records into Army Flight Logbook: a review checklist
Prepare a CAFRS import, review duplicate results, and check the imported records before relying on a new logbook total.
How to reconcile Army Flight Logbook hours with your source records
A method for investigating flight-hour differences by matching scope, dates, records, and categories before changing entries.
Reviewing semiannual progress in Army Flight Logbook
Use the correct period and requirements when reviewing semiannual flight-hour progress, and investigate the records behind a summary.
Organizing Army Flight Logbook with useful flight tags
Build a small, consistent tag system that makes flight history easier to review without creating duplicate categories or sensitive notes.
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