The same logbook. The crew-room edition.
CrewBook IPA is an edition of CrewBook — the pilot logbook that writes itself — built for a specific organization and the pilots in it. Same engine, same automatic entries, same reports; shared directly rather than listed on the App Store.
Everything CrewBook does.
Trips become logbook entries automatically — you confirm rather than transcribe. OOOI pages photograph straight into reviewed entries. LogTen and ForeFlight histories import from one file. Reports, currency evidence, and career analysis come standard.
Built for one organization.
CrewBook IPA exists for a specific organization and the pilots in it. It isn't offered to the general public, and everything a pilot logs stays theirs to view, edit, and export — always.
Shared pilot to pilot.
CrewBook IPA isn't in general App Store distribution — that's deliberate, not an oversight. It reaches its pilots directly. If it's meant for you, you likely already know where to find it; if you're not sure, ask: [email protected]. Everyone else: CrewBook by FHG is the same logbook, on the App Store.
Built and flown daily.
CrewBook is built and flown daily by a working 767 captain. The IPA edition exists because the best software for a pilot group comes from inside it — real trips, real paperwork, real currency questions, answered in the tool itself.