APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook

Name: APDL - Airline Pilot Logbook
Rating: 4.4 (981 reviews)
Author: NC Software, Inc.

By: NC Software, Inc. App

Airline Pilot's Daily Logbook

Overview

Version:

15.1.0

Last updated: 2026-05-12

trust pilot categories

Features & Capabilities

APDL is the airline pilot logbook built by pilots for airline pilots, designed for Part 117 operations with full legality coverage, payroll tracking, duty time management, and seamless schedule import.

Its cloud-backed design enables cross-device syncing, robust reports, and easy export to APDL.net. Features include direct schedule integration, iOS widgets and live activities, CarPlay support, payroll calculations, and configurable status boards for quick, flight-ready visibility.

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By:

NC Software, Inc.

Rating:

4.40

(981)

Version:

15.1.0 Last updated: 2026-05-12

Version code:

885537198

Creation date:

2015-01-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

215.15MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-25

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 56,227 ▲ 4,726

Other rankings

#7 in trust pilot categories keyword 2 ▲ 1#26 in rest keyword 33 ▲ 5#36 in copilot keyword 17 ▼ 6#83 in airline keyword 42 ▼ 4

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Developed by:

NC Software, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apdl-airline-pilot-logbook/id669185248

User Reviews

APDL is a feature-rich logbook with strong 117/rest-tracking and auto-fill automation that many pilots rely on, plus a handy commuting tool. Repeated complaints focus on price, reliability and data-import issues, plus uneven customer support and limited interoperability with other logbook apps.

Pros

Strong FAR 117 compliance and rest/time calculation tools (FDP tracking, daily limits).
Autofill and automatic data capture (OOOI times, flight times, and leg credit) that simplify logbook maintenance.
Useful commuting feature that helps identify home-base options and schedule compatibility.
Wide range of automation and tools (notes, payroll, weather, delays) that keep data up to date and organized.

Cons

High price with recent increases; perceived value seems out of reach for some users.
Data import and integration issues (FLICA/schedule imports) that can render trips or schedules unreliable.
Bugs and usability problems (dates, FDP calculations) and a steeper learning curve; some users call it not user-friendly.
Customer service and refund experiences are inconsistent, including reports of limited refunds.
Limited interoperability (no sync with LogBook Pro) and gaps for cargo/part 121 readiness.

Recent reviews

Version 15.0 packed with new features. We can't thank our airline pilot community enough for their great support of this product.

by Fa*****, 2026-04-09

…this is probably your best bet for crew rostering, logbook and Part 117 legality checking for U.S.-based pilots flying under Part 121. Where things fall apart is for non-scheduled/ACMI operators without a domicile (e.g., home-based pilots). Granted it’s a niche part of the pilot community but wreaks havoc with the software’s algorithms when acclimated rest locations factor into computing legality. The software will assume you have returned to your home “base” whether you actually do or not during a rotation. There’s no workaround for this. Also, companies using next-gen AIMS rostering software are out of luck for importing schedules. APDL does not support the new AIMS version. On the positives, there are ample opportunities for customized payroll and duty categories, rigs, etc. Scheduled Part 121 operators are most likely to benefit from APDL. Others may find it useful as long as its limitations are acknowledged.