Is AirLedger only available for Mac?+
Yes. AirLedger is currently a macOS-only application. There is no Windows, Linux, iPhone or iPad version available at this time.
Which Macs are supported?+
AirLedger runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs (M1, M2, M3 and M4) with macOS 11 or later. No Intel build for now.
Is my logbook private?+
Yes. Your data is stored locally on your Mac — there's no account and no cloud sync required. You can enable automatic backups to a folder or to iCloud Drive if you want an extra copy.
Is it a subscription?+
No. Pay €9.99 once — about the price of a landing fee — and the complete logbook is yours, with every future update included for life. No recurring fees and no ads.
Can I import my existing logbook?+
Yes. The guided import assistant reads an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file, automatically matches your columns to AirLedger's fields, detects your date and time formats and shows a live preview before anything is added. You can adjust any column, then import — appending to your logbook or replacing it — so years of history come across in minutes.
Can I export my logbook?+
Yes — generate a print-ready landscape A4 PDF in the official EASA FCL logbook layout, export an editable Excel file, or save a complete JSON backup of all your data.
Does it follow EASA fields?+
The flight form covers the usual EASA columns: PIC, dual, single/multi-engine, IFR, night, multi-pilot, instructor, approaches, take-offs and landings, plus a full totalizer.
Can I move it to a new Mac?+
Yes. Deactivate your licence on the old Mac from the settings, then activate it on the new one. Your data moves with your backup file.