Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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eTech Logbook Detail Query, General Tab
The General tab displays the flight information as recorded in the Pilotlog logbook.
The Notes, The following information/options are available in this window: View Signed PDF Select this button to view any signed PDFs that have been attached to the eTech Logbook record. A/C The individual aircraft tail number. Logbook No. The eTech Logbook number associated with the SN. This field is populated when saved. Displays the current logbook number. The left Flight No. The flight reference number/information. Flight Date Date of flight. Station The station where the defect was worked on. Departure From - The airport of origin for the flight. Date - Date the flight departed its origin. OFF Date/Time - The out of gate or off blocks time (HHMM). T/O Date/Time - The take-off time (HHMM). Gate - The departure gate number. Arrival To - The airport of destination for the flight. Date - Date the flight arrived at its destination. LNG Date/Time - The landing time (HHMM). ON Date/Time - The arrival at the gate or on blocks time (HHMM). Gate - The arrival gate number. ETOPS checkbox When selected, indicates the flight is an ETOPS flight. Taxi Only checkbox When selected, indicates the aircraft taxied but turned back to the gate. First Flight Of Day checkbox When selected, indicates this logbook entry was for the aircraft's first flight of the day. Security Check checkbox When selected, indicates a security check was carried out on the aircraft. Hard Landing checkbox When selected, indicates that the aircraft experienced a hard landing upon arrival. Overweight Landing checkbox When selected, indicates that the aircraft exceeded recommended landing weight upon arrival. Landing Number of landings. Default is 1, however if the aircraft wheels touch-down and then aborts landing the number may be increased. Take Off Power Pounds of thrust used for take-off. Arrival Fuel The amount of fuel remaining after the flight. This value is calculated by adding the amount of fuel in each tank after the flight. Unit Of Measurement The unit types used for the fuel measurements. Comments Comment text. _____________________________________________________________________________________ |
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Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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