Flight students change instructors more often than anyone plans. A CFI leaves for an airline, a schedule shifts, a student moves across the state. When that happens, the new instructor’s first question is always the same: what has this student done, and what’s left?
A pilot logbook shows flights and endorsements, but it doesn’t always make training progress easy to read at a glance. A dedicated training record gives the student and every instructor who flies with them a shared picture of where the student stands on the way to the private certificate.
ASA’s Student Flight Record for private pilot training is sold under part number ASA-SFR-P6.
Quick answer: The ASA Student Flight Record – Private (ASA-SFR-P6) is a training record from ASA for private pilot students and their instructors, used to keep track of a student’s flight training alongside the pilot logbook, available on Skyfarer and at Skyfarer Shop.
At a glance
- Product. Student Flight Record, Private.
- Publisher. Aviation Supplies & Academics (ASA).
- Part number. ASA-SFR-P6.
- For. Private pilot students and flight instructors.
Getting the most from a training record
- Fill it in after every lesson. A record that’s up to date is the one that helps when an instructor changes.
- Note what to work on next. A one-line plan for the next lesson saves briefing time.
- Keep it with the logbook. Bring both to stage checks so progress and flight time can be checked together.
- Don’t replace the logbook. Required endorsements and logged time still belong in the pilot logbook.
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Where to buy
ASA Student Flight Record – Private (ASA-SFR-P6) is sold by Skyfarer Shop. Find it on the Skyfarer marketplace or order directly from Skyfarer Shop. Either link shows the current price, shipping options and return terms.
Frequently asked questions
Does it replace my pilot logbook?
No. Keep logging flight time and endorsements in your pilot logbook; a training record is a companion to it.
Who keeps it, the student or the instructor?
That depends on the flight school. Many students keep it in their flight bag so any instructor can see it.
Is it for private pilot training only?
This version is the private pilot edition.
