Pilot logbook for Spain: compliant with RD 182/2026
Log your flights digitally, with the fields AESA requires and the official PDF ready whenever you need it.
- Compliant with RD 182/2026
- Official AESA PDF
- Free to log your flights
What RD 182/2026 requires
Royal Decree 182/2026 lets pilots of powered ultralight aircraft (ULM) keep their flight logbook in digital form, as long as it holds the same information as the paper model: date, aerodromes, times, aircraft, function on board and landings.
AESA does not require a specific piece of software — only that the record be complete, consistent and exportable to a standard format when asked for. JustLogbook is built around those same fields, so your logbook meets the rule from the first flight you log.
Requirement by requirement
What the rule requires and how JustLogbook meets it.
| Requirement | How JustLogbook complies |
|---|---|
| Logbook fields (RD 182/2026) | A guided form with every field: date, route, times, aircraft, function on board and landings. |
| Hour totals | PIC, Dual, SPIC and day/night landings totalled automatically on every flight. |
| Official AESA format | Official PDF generated in one click, ready to present. |
| Data portability | Excel export with every flight, with no restrictions. |
| Retention and security | Servers in the European Union, daily backups and GDPR compliance. |
| Edit traceability | An edit history: every change to a flight is recorded. |
| Migrating from a paper logbook | OCR import: photograph your pages and review the flights before saving them. |
From paper to a digital record
Choose a cut-off date and reconcile your previous hours before importing flights.
Frequently asked questions
The pilot logbook
See in detail how your digital flight log works: fields, hours totalled automatically and the three ways to log a flight.
Your next flight deserves to be recorded
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