If you fly for the KLM group, Jetlog has two more ways to get flights in without typing them.
Statement-PDF import
KLM and KLM Cityhopper crew statements import directly. Go to Settings › Imported Logbook Records and pick Digital File (the same row used for a PDF monthly overview). Jetlog reads the flight rows (dates, routes, block times, aircraft) straight out of the statement into the same review screen used for every other import, so you can check everything before it saves. Statement import is a structured format, not a photograph the AI reads, so it doesn’t use scan credits. See AI logbook scanning for how those work.
Roster import (KLC + ICS)
This is a separate feature from live tracking, different from the automatic tracking that fills in actual times while you fly:
- KLC Rooster (klc-rooster.nl): connect your roster credentials and Jetlog creates scheduled entries from your published roster, ahead of the flights actually happening.
- Calendar (KLM-group ICS feeds): subscribe to your published roster calendar and Jetlog schedules entries the same way.
Both create entries from what’s published (your roster). Once you fly the leg, live tracking takes over and fills in real off-blocks, takeoff, touchdown, and on-blocks times on top of the scheduled entry, no extra step needed.
Set it up
- Go to Settings › Select source.
- Choose KLC Rooster and add your roster credentials, or choose Calendar and paste your ICS calendar feed URL, whichever your operation publishes.
- Jetlog checks the feed periodically and creates or updates scheduled entries to match.
More rosters are being connected for other airlines, with a European focus. Send your roster format to support@jetlog.app and it’ll go into the queue.
For flights that already happened and aren’t on a roster feed, use Importing from another logbook or AI logbook scanning instead.
