Welcome to the first post in our (b)logbook!
"A pilot logbook is a record of a pilot's flying hours. It contains every flight a pilot has flown, including flight time, number of landings, and types of instrument approaches made. Pilots also log simulator time, as it counts towards training." - this is how Wikipedia defines a pilot logbook. We at Aviationtag do things a bit differently, and that is why we created this new page for you. We hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we do writing it. But what will it all be about? Is it just meant for pilots, flight attendants or planespotters? No! The logbook will be a mix of topics but will obviously focus on aircraft, airlines, airports and Aviationtags, of course. On this page, we will announce important news and features, as well as background stories about the aircraft being transformed into our Aviationtags. We will give you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at aircraft boneyards around the globe, so you can feel like a VIP with backstage access.
But we have also gathered your "frequently asked questions" and will blog about the answers and all the things you ever wanted to know about the Aviationtags and how we manufacture them for you. Communication is never a one-way street and so we are hoping that you share your comments, remarks and questions with us here. Talking about sharing: Have you shared this link with your friends yet? Down there you can find a couple of icons that should make it rather easy to do so. Please don't expect daily posts, we are just a small team with big ambitions, but our plan is to do a couple of posts per month. Check in every once in a while or follow our activities on social media, where we also inform you about new posts here. Yours truly, Aviationtag Team
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