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The story of capzlog.aero as podcast

Push To Talk (2023)
In this episode of the podcast "Push To Talk" of Juan Becerra Cabas the founders of capzlog.aero tell the story of the company and explain the advantages over other tools.

privatpilotenlounge.fm (2026)
Our founders Philippe and Vladimir join Fritz from privatpilotenlounge.fm in a podcast episode to talk about the story behind capzlog.aero, from the initial idea to building an officially accepted digital pilot logbook.
The conversation also looks at where capzlog.aero is heading and why we believe your flight records should remain in your hands throughout your entire flying career.

Fensterplatz Podcast (2026)
This time, Philippe and Vladimir join Felix and Flo from Fensterplatz Podcast for a conversation that goes deep into the regulatory side of digital pilot logbooks and the importance of keeping a proper personal flight record as an airline pilot.
They take a closer look at how capzlog.aero became the first officially certified digital pilot logbook in Europe, what it actually takes for a digital logbook to become an officially accepted record of flight experience, and what the current regulatory situation looks like for digital pilot logbooks in Europe and in Germany.