Airplane pilot progression logbook

The progression booklet is a single document for both the LAPL and the PPL.

The Theory and Flight Instruction lessons are logically associated in a desirable pedagogical progression, which the Instructor will adapt according to the conditions encountered. This is a guide, not a constraint.

Before each future Lesson, the Instructor can easily ask his Student to prepare it: in fact, the references to the pages of the Aircraft Manual are mentioned.

The Instructor ticks off each item according to the student's progress: in progress, objective achieved, objective mastered.

A Lesson as a whole will only be ticked once all the items in that Lesson have been mastered; the Instructor will return to items not yet "mastered" as many times as necessary.

As for the cartridges summarizing each flight, they are common to both Licenses and follow one another, facilitating chronological tracking. The Instructor (whether the usual one or an FI taking over) can easily visualize the stage reached by the Student.

The Skills dimension has been taken into account to avoid complicating the Instructor's task; each item is already assigned one or more skills; box(es) that the Instructor will tick when the time comes.