Galley fills in every leg you fly: the block times, the aircraft, the other pilot, your night time and your take-off and landing. With Leon, the times come from the captain’s journey log. You check the line and confirm it with one tap.
Galley already has your roster, so it fills in the logbook line for you. Unless you choose to log without asking, nothing goes into your logbook until you confirm it.
When the captain’s log is in Leon, Galley sends you a quiet notice. Open it, check Leon’s off-block and on-block times and who flew, and tap Confirm. It works with your own Leon login or your operator’s read-only Leon key.
Logging from Leon is part of Galley Pro.
With another planning system, through its calendar link, roster e-mails or the roster PDF, Galley takes the times from your roster and asks who flew the leg. Positioning and deadhead legs stay out of your flight time.
Galley counts take-offs and landings for each type against FCL.060, the UK text or 14 CFR 61.57, by the licences in your Documents, and tells you 7 days before your 90 days run out.
Galley prints the 12 columns of AMC1 FCL.050 on a two-page spread, with each page’s total, the total from previous pages and “I certify that the entries in this log are true.” Print every page, a period, or the last 3 or 5 pages for a course or an interview. An FAA layout too.
Printing and export are free, on any plan.
| 1 Date dd/mm/yy | 2 Departure | 3 Arrival | 4 Aircraft | 5 Single-pilot / multi-pilot | 6 Total time of flight | 7 Name(s) PIC | 8 Landings | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Place | Time | Place | Time | Type | Reg. | SE | ME | MP | Day | Night | |||
| 05/10/26 | LEMG | 0712 | LFMN | 0907 | CL35 | EC-QNH | 1:55 | 1:55 | SELF | 1 | |||
| 05/10/26 | LFMN | 1005 | LSGG | 1100 | CL35 | EC-QNH | 0:55 | 0:55 | SELF | ||||
| 06/10/26 | LSGG | 1315 | LFPB | 1425 | CL35 | EC-QNH | 1:10 | 1:10 | SELF | 1 | |||
| 06/10/26 | LFPB | 1745 | EGLF | 1850 | CL35 | EC-QNH | 1:05 | 1:05 | SELF | 1 | |||
| Total this page | 5:05 | 5:05 | 2 | 1 | |||||||||
| Total from previous pages | 2 613:40 | 3 407:31 | 1 184 | 211 | |||||||||
| Total time | 2 618:45 | 3 412:36 | 1 186 | 212 | |||||||||
Import a LogTen Pro export or its printed EASA logbook PDF, a ForeFlight or MyFlightbook CSV, any spreadsheet, a Leon export or photos of paper pages. Before anything is saved, Galley shows what is new, what is already there and every difference, and checks a printed logbook page by page against its totals.
Moving from LogTen Pro? Read the step-by-step guide.
Your captain countersigns PICUS time, and an instructor or examiner signs a flight, from a link that works once, for 7 days. A signature locks the flight; if you change it later, the signature comes off. You can also certify a whole month.
Galley keeps your logbook on your phone, so you can read it and log flights with no signal, and syncs it across your iPhone, Android phone and the web. On the 1st of each month it saves last month’s pages as a PDF and a full backup on your phone. Export a CSV or a full backup at any time, on any plan. Your logbook is in your own account, not your operator’s.
I work on the logbook every week. Here is what changed, newest first. Tell me what you need next: [email protected].
Arnthor Birgisson, business aviation captain and founder of Galley
You don’t pay for a logbook app on top. While we launch, Galley Pro’s logbook tools are free for every crew member. After the launch, Galley Pro costs €59.99 a year, or €39.99 for the first 500 founding crew, and the same subscription covers your per diems, pay, slot and weather alerts and hotel credit.
For comparison, LogTen lists LogTen Pro at $129.99 a year (logten.com/pricing, 30 October 2026). The guide Pilot logbook apps compared puts eight logbook apps side by side, each fact from its own site.
AMC1 FCL.050 allows an electronic logbook “in a format acceptable by the competent authority”, certified by the pilot. Galley prints the 12-column layout of AMC1 FCL.050 with your certification on each page. Your authority decides what it accepts, so ask it if you’re unsure.
Yes. Export your logbook from LogTen Pro, or print its EASA logbook as a PDF, and import the file in Galley. For the PDF, Galley checks every page against its printed total, and shows what is new and what differs before you import.
The guide Move your LogTen Pro logbook to Galley shows each step, from LogTen’s export to checking your totals.
Yes. Galley reads rosters from other planning systems through their calendar link, and from roster e-mails and PDFs. Without Leon, the times come from your roster, and Galley asks who flew each leg.
Yes, in a browser at galley.aero: the same logbook as on your phone, also offline in most browsers.
Everything you saved stays, and you can read, print and export it any time on Free. Logging from the roster, editing and signing need Pro.
Yes, a simple one. With Pro, Galley logs each flight from your roster with its times, aircraft and crew, under Career › Logbook. Landings, recency and signatures are for pilots.
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