BA Skyflyers logbooks
 

Anyone know if BA still offer log books to children and allow them to be signed by the captain?

Yes and yes

You usually just have to ask a crew member who can get them for you as long as there are some on board

Get one quickly before they become £10 a piece

Ha ha. Love it. Signatures extra too?

Available for £5 or 900 Avios :D

Don't forget to ask for a sticker too! Most flight crew I flew with had a bundle of stickers they used to hand out too

They had special stickers at Christmas. Also sometimes they have postcards of the aircraft.

The crew, in my experience, are usually quite keen at getting it filled in... My 14 month old daughter just completed her 26th flight (2/3s LH; 1/3 SH), and several times, the captain or FO comes out to say hi, irrespective of what cabin we are in.

LHR-YYZ is our most frequent route, and the captain have been on same flight 2 times with us, and wrote a special note. Have several post cards and stickers too... At the moment, my daughter is just trying to eat the logbook, but hopefully she will appreciate when she is older :D

Thanks for the info and tips.

I'm glad they still offer the log books and will remember to ask about postcards/stickers. It will be my (9yo) daughter's first ever flight so it will be nice for her to have a souvenir.

I've kept a log for my kids on Flightmemory.
http://my.flightmemory.com/matthewthompson - 7 year old
http://my.flightmemory.com/amythompson - 5 years old.
Most flights are the annual trip to the Grandparents in SA!

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we have one for Miss Ratypus junior...but we only got given it on about her 6th or 7th flight (didn't know they existed); plus since then I have forgotten it on a couple of flights...


is it bad if I just fill out those flight details myself??! :)

Ae they on short haul flights?

we got given ours on a short-haul out of LHR so yes

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I am sure BA's flight crew are extremely grateful that I don't submit them to this amount of paperwork on each of my flights!!!

I think that's probably why it's best to use the BA log books, they may not know you are 37 (or whatever it is). There is one permanently youthful flyer on BA who has found some way of collating all is log books into one, via a professional bookbinder. He thereby gets away with it, because the captains flick back through the entries to see the names of those who trained and worked with them. "Goodness, there's old Biffo, last I heard he was shacked up in Thailand running a fish farm".