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Coradine Aviation partners with ConvertMyLogbook.com

By Janice Wood · August 2, 2012 ·

Coradine Aviation Systems, makers of LogTen Pro, has partnered with ConvertMyLogbook.com to help pilots convert their paper logbooks into LogTen Pro’s electronic format.

“We’re excited to promote ConvertMyLogbook to our current and potential customers,” said Noah Lieberman, CEO of Coradine Aviation. “‘At trade-shows like Oshkosh, one question we often receive is ‘how do I convert my paper logbook to LogTen Pro?’ Now with ConvertMyLogbook, we have the answer.”

The CovertMyLogbook process ensures pilots don’t ever lose sight of their logbook, and within three weeks of order, pilots receive their completed LogTen Pro logbook, he said.

“ConvertMyLogbook is excited to partner with Coradine Aviation to make pilots’ complete transition to an electronic logbook easy, whether it’s LogTen Pro for iPhone and iPad or Mac,” said Joe McNamee, cofounder of ConvertMyLogbook. “LogTen Pro has been our own personal logbook of choice for many years, so it was a natural fit for us. And now, together we can transform an aviators logbook from a simple spreadsheet to a record that tells the story of a lifelong journey.”

For more information: ConvertMyLogbook.com, Coradine.com

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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