On March 02, 2023, the ANAC held a workshop at Campo de Marte Airport (SBMT) to promote the digital logbook (eDB) and answer questions about its use, with the participation of Plane it, the company that developed the first homologated logbook solution digital for general aviation, and that today eDB is being used by the largest number of operators in Brazil.
Aircraft that use the digital diary will no longer need to use the paper one, this is in line with the digitization of other documents in Brazil, such as the driver's license and the pilot's license itself.
Through this digitization, Plane it's eDB brings several facilities, among them, automated calculations during filling, editing flights already launched without the need to cancel pages and exporting your aircraft data directly to an excel spreadsheet, facilitating management aircraft maintenance and availability.
Plane it offers official use of the digital logbook free of charge for life for up to two small aircraft per operator. It is also possible to test the eDB, in unofficial use, free of charge, with as many aircraft as you want, visit http://bit.ly/planeit or the Plane it app from the Apple Store or Google Play.
Plane it, today, is the eDB company with the largest number of aircraft using its platform, with 300 aircraft in the testing phase and more than 70 using them officially or in the process of homologation. In an interview with Aeroflap, Gabriel Starling, Director of Operations at Plane it, said:
“Bringing practicality and simplifying aviation bureaucracy is one of our main objectives, our team is a great asset, everyone has professional experience with aviation, and all our developers are also pilots, who fly or have flown in general aviation, which allows us to understand well the demands of s”.
