Drone Aircraft Logbook
Maintenance & Flight Record
Aligned with EASA Regulation (EU) 2019/945
& FAA Part 107 / 14 CFR Part 89
Full Description
More than a logbook, a working methodology for professional drone operators.
Track every flight. Protect every component.
The DroneBooks Drone Aircraft Logbook is a structured maintenance and flight record built for UAS operators who need more than a simple hour counter. One that tracks the real wear on the components that matter most for flight safety.
Unlike generic flight logs that only total hours per aircraft, this logbook lets you monitor propellers and ESCs independently, with their own reset-on-replacement tracking, and manage up to 8 rotating batteries with individual cycle-count tables. Ideal for operators who rotate batteries across missions to extend fleet life.
WHAT'S INSIDE:
- Aircraft identification page: manufacturer, model, serial number, class (C0–C6), MTOM.
- Maintenance interval reference table, defined once per aircraft.
- Individual battery tracking tables (up to 8 batteries) with cycle counts and transfer notes.
- Pre-flight and post-flight inspection checklist for every operation.
- Cumulative flight-hour summary table with propeller and ESC hour tracking, block subtotals.
Structured to support the maintenance and flight-time record-keeping expected of UAS operators under EASA Regulation (EU) 2019/945 and FAA Part 107 / 14 CFR Part 89 in the Specific category.
Format: A4, paperback. Part of the DroneBooks Logbook series. Pair with the Drone Pilot Logbook and Drone Operations Logbook for complete operational records.
This logbook is a record-keeping template and does not constitute legal or regulatory advice. Consult EASA, FAA, or your national aviation authority for current requirements.