Welcome to the Aviationtag (B)Logbook!
“A flight log is a record of all of a pilot's flights. Every pilot must keep a flight log independently and carry it with them in the aircraft. In aviation, in addition to the aircraft's logbook, each pilot must keep their own flight log as a personal record, while the aircraft's logbook is used to record the aircraft's operating time. The main flight log of an airfield also documents the aircraft movements there.” - this is how Wikipedia defines a logbook. At Aviationtag, we do things our own way, so we've created this page for you. But what is this all about? Is this page only for pilots, flight attendants, or planespotters? No! Our logbook will be a colorful mix, but it will always be about aircraft, airports, airlines and, of course, our Aviationtags. We'll announce important news here and tell stories about the aircraft we use. We'll give you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at aircraft graveyards and scrappers, as if you had a VIP backstage pass.
But we've also collected your most frequently asked questions and will answer them in blog posts, sharing more details about our production process with you. Speaking of sharing - have you seen the buttons below that let you share this post with your friends? Communication is never a one-way street, as they say, so we look forward to your comments, questions and suggestions in the logbook. Please don't expect daily posts here, but we plan to bring you fresh information several times a month. If you follow us on our social media channels, you won't miss a thing... Your Aviationtag Team
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