Trails AMS gives pilots a free account to maintain a private logbook, track flight hours, plan flights, print flight information, log flights on Trails and non-Trails aircraft, associate with multiple operators and access aircraft information where authorised.
A Trails AMS pilot account belongs to the pilot, not only the operator or school. Pilots can keep private records, associate with multiple operators and carry their account forward as their training, employment and flying opportunities change.
Maintain a pilot profile and private logbook without needing to be tied to only one operator.
Keep your own private flight records and build a logbook that can continue with you throughout your career.
Prepare flight information before departure and print a copy to take with you on the flight.
Book flights and view aircraft availability where you are authorised by the aircraft operator.
Pilots can maintain their own private logbook and review flight hours across categories that matter during training, currency tracking and career progression.
Record flights on aircraft managed inside Trails AMS and flights completed on aircraft outside the Trails system, helping pilots maintain a more complete private logbook.
Review flight hours using filters for PIC, dual, night, IFR and simulator time, with visibility by aircraft type.
Your pilot account can stay with you as you graduate, change operators, build experience and continue your aviation career.
Pilots can be connected with multiple aircraft operators, supporting real-world flying, training, employment and contract relationships.
The Trails AMS pilot workflow helps turn flight planning into useful flight records while supporting both operator-connected aircraft and private pilot logbook use.
Prepare flight details in a planner that can be customised around the information the pilot wants to carry.
Print flight information before departure so pilots can take key planning details with them on the flight.
Log completed flights and keep flight records connected to the pilot logbook and aircraft activity where applicable.
Book flights and see aircraft availability where the operator has granted access to aircraft booking workflows.
Choose to be publicly visible to operators in your city, region or country for future flying or employment opportunities.
Associate your pilot account with more than one operator while maintaining your own private pilot records.
When associated with an operator and authorised for aircraft access, pilots can view useful aircraft information before flight so they have a clearer picture of the aircraft they are booking or flying.
View Trails aircraft status before flight where the operator has provided access.
See aircraft defects and inoperative equipment that may affect the flight or planning decision.
Access flight manuals and recent aircraft activity where authorised by the operator.
Pilots can choose to make themselves publicly visible to operators in their city, region or country. This gives pilots a way to be discoverable for future opportunities while still keeping their private logbook under their control.
Choose whether to be visible to operators by city, region or country so operators can discover pilots who may be available locally or nationally.
Public pilot visibility is separate from your private logbook. Your personal flight records remain under your pilot account control.
A pilot account can be associated with multiple operators, supporting training, employment, contract flying and future aviation relationships.
Yes. Trails AMS offers free pilot accounts for pilots to maintain private logbooks and use pilot tools.
Yes. Pilots can maintain their own private logbooks and track flight history in their account.
Yes. Flight hours can be filtered for PIC, dual, night, IFR and simulator time, including visibility by aircraft type.
Yes. Pilots can use a customisable flight planner and print flight information to take with them.
Yes. Pilots can log flights on both Trails aircraft and non-Trails aircraft.
Yes. Where authorised by the operator, pilots can use the aircraft calendar to book flights and see availability.
Yes. Where access is granted, pilots can view aircraft status, defects, inoperative equipment, manuals and recent aircraft activity.
Yes. Pilots can choose to be publicly visible to operators in their city, region or country for future opportunities.
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