[Incentive Rides for AFROTC Cadets]

I wouldn't call a squadron directly. You're a cadet.

A-f***ing-men

[Looking at Electronic Logbook Software]

Thanks all for your input, I really appreciate it!

[General info on UPT (Undergraduate Pilot Training)]

Tried searching, but no luck. Does anyone know what the process is if you want to fly C-21s or any DV aircraft? Do you track select it or do you have to wait until after you've been flying for a while and apply for the special duty and training? Thanks a lot for the advice.

[Looking at Electronic Logbook Software]

Hey guys, this is my first post. I just transferred to the Air Force Academy after doing some civilian flying. I have about 240 hours (part 61 and 141) and it is all on paper logs. I have been thinking of changing over to an electronic logbook program (I would still maintain the paper logbook for checkrides and a backup. I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience with a program that is good at tracking military and civilian hours. I just got on the flying team here and will be flying a bit in T-41s and T-51s and hopefully will get a pilot slot and I want a program that will be flexible enough to handle all my flights. Here are some things that I would like:

-Ability to scan in documents (logbook pages, pictures, medicals) to each flight

-iPhone interfacing would be nice (add flights on the go, view my logbook, etc...)

-Mac and Windows support

-Online support would be nice too

-Ability to add different time categories

-Automatically spit out FM 8710 and flight time reports

I am leaning towards Safelog but the only thing I don't like is the licensing issue of having to keep paying but I do like the user interface and the updates would be nice.

Any ideas or advice? Anyone know of any free programs that might be useable? Thanks a lot in advance for any help.

PS I had found a thread on logbook software but they hadn't addressed all the little things that I am looking for.