The Technical and Cabin Logbook works with any hardware (e.g. tablet, smartphone or desktop computer). They also offers backup processes in case of connectivity issues. Real-time data availability, directly connected with AMOS or other M&E systems, ensures maintenance on arrival and enables a seamless collaboration between pilots, flight crew and maintenance teams - leading to decreased turnaround times and costs by up to 75 percent. In addition, the standardized data structure helps you to gain insight into trend analytics.  The Logbook has already been approved by several authorities, e.g. EASA, CAAV, TCCA, FAA, LBA and holds several national approvals e.g. in Spain, Norway, Sweden and Finnland with many more in progress.

From cockpit to control - Turn Logbook data into operational advantages: With the Logbook Central App AVIATAR brings an additional integrated expert tool for ground teams, providing a comprehensive back-end view of all logbook-related data in one place. The Fleet view gives maintenance controllers an instant overview of the entire fleet's current flight status and logbook documentation state, enabling fast identification of missing entries or open issues across all aircraft. Via the Flight Log, Documents, Basic Data, and Workorder tabs, users can access and manage the full scope of operational data: from required aircraft documents and their device sync status, to MEL lists, ATA chapters, delay codes, and fuel data, through to detailed workorder tracking including deferral information, MEL categories, and work steps. With powerful filtering, sorting, and direct API access, Logbook Central closes the loop between cockpit documentation and maintenance execution - delivering the visibility and control ground experts rely on.