Flight logbook

Or print logbook pages, A4 portrait, with running totals carried forward from every earlier page. Print each page once it's full and file it in your binder. Each page's Flight details go on the back of a sheet and its Hours & totals on the front of the next, so they face each other when the binder is open; a print from page 1 starts with a title page. The back of the last sheet is left unprinted — the next print's first Flight details go there, so there are no blank pages. The totals for those pages by function, to copy into your paper logbook (rule 61.29(d)), print on their own: choose Summary under Sides. To print double-sided by hand (Epson ET-1810): print Side 1; take the stack from the output tray without reordering it, turn it over and put it back in the rear slot printed side facing away from you, top of the printing going in first. If this print doesn't start at page 1, take the last sheet out of your binder and put it on top of the stack, its unprinted back facing away from you too. Then print Side 2. Try one page first to check. The margins are 5mm, so print at actual size (100%), not fit to page. In a browser it opens as a PDF in a new tab; from the home-screen app it opens the share sheet, with Print and Save to Files. Its own column selection below (separate from the Logbook table's) is remembered the same way.

Or download a blank endorsement page as a ready-made PDF — your name, CAA licence number and airline at the top, blank space below to stick your own endorsement label onto. Downloads straight to your device rather than printing it — iOS's own Print feature stamps a URL/date/page footer onto anything printed through it that can't be turned off, so this skips printing entirely. Set licence number/airline in Settings first if they're blank.