Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) and its sister-company PAL Express (PALex) have forged a partnership with eTechLog8, an Electronic Technical Logbook developed by Conduce, reinforcing the airlines' commitment towards full digital transformation.

With reliable data capture and round-the-clock support, eTechLog8 enables carriers to strengthen fleet oversight and improve turnaround times, among other operational capabilities.

“The decision to utilize the eTechLog8 technology reflects the continued commitment towards service innovation and operational excellence. An Electronic Technical Logbook is the next stage of our digital transformation journey. We are excited to partner with Conduce, whose proven experience in the Electronic Technical Logbook market will ensure a timely and smooth project implementation.” 

Capt. Roland Narciso, PAL Senior Vice President - Operations Group.

Paul Boyd, Managing Director at Conduce, said,

“We are delighted to welcome Philippine Airlines and PAL Express to the eTechLog8 community. As a carrier with such a rich history and a strong focus on innovation, their decision to adopt eTechLog8 highlights their commitment to modernizing operations and embracing digital transformation. We look forward to supporting their teams as they transition to a fully electronic technical logbook”

The partnership reflects the airlines' focus on strengthening reliable and resilient operations, while advancing their shift toward more digitally enabled processes.

About Conduce

With offices in the UK and Australia, Conduce provides robust mobile solutions for the world’s airlines. eTechLog8 is the leading ELB solution to replace paper technical logbooks. As a mature product, eTechLog8 is certified around the world with more than 35 airline operators. With over 10 years’ experience integrating with all kinds of airline software and systems, Conduce offers the most feature-rich ETL/ELB on the market.

About Philippine Airlines

Philippine Airlines (PAL) is the Philippines’ flag carrier and the country’s only full-service network airline. Founded in 1941, PAL is Asia’s first commercial airline and has played a vital role in connecting the Philippines to the world for 85 years.

PAL's fleet of Boeing, Airbus, and De Havilland aircraft operate scheduled nonstop flights out of hubs in Manila, Cebu, Clark, and Davao to 30 destinations in the Philippines and 41 destinations in Asia, North America, Australia, and the Middle East. PAL also offers air cargo and charter services, while providing seamless connections throughout the nation and across the world. PAL is an APEX Four™ Star recipient and has achieved the highest on-time performance among Asia Pacific carriers for 2025, according to Cirium.