Piper Aircraft Adds AIROS Digital Logbook to Flight School Alliance
Piper Aircraft today announced a strategic collaboration with AIROS, the intelligent digital pilot logbook designed to reduce administrative workload and allow pilots and training organisations to focus more on flight time.
“We are truly honoured to be named Piper’s first Flight School Alliance Industry Affiliate and to work alongside an iconic brand that has long stood for quality in flight training” said Capt. David Spektor, AIROS Founder and CEO. “This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to supporting flight schools nationwide. By bringing modern, intelligent digital tools into the training environment, AIROS helps flight schools and CFIs operate more efficiently and enhances the student experience, delivering a more professional, technology-forward training journey from day one.”
Building on Piper’s long-standing commitment to a customer‑tailored fleet management experience, this collaboration will provide members of the Piper Flight School Alliance—and their students—access to AIROS at an exclusive Flight School Alliance rate. Piper and AIROS’s collaboration begin a new initiative to expand the benefits currently available to Flight School Alliance members, affirming a fleet ownership model that focuses on added value in a dynamic market.
“Piper Aircraft is committed to delivering the best flight training aircraft solutions that enrich students’ lives throughout their flight training journey,” said Ron Gunnarson, Vice President of Sales, Marketing, Customer Support, and Quality at Piper Aircraft. “By combining Piper Aircraft’s trainer manufacturing expertise with AIROS’s smart digital logbook platform, we continue to strengthen the suite of benefits offered to Flight School Alliance members. Our goal is to provide the industry’s best trainer fleet and equip our customers with tools that help them stand out as leaders in flight training.”
The AIROS Digital Pilot Logbook offers users meaningful operational advantages, including reduced checkride cancellations due to logbook errors or missing requirements, and significant savings in administrative time.
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