logbook

noun

The official record book of a ship or an aircraft.

A record book with periodic entries.

The official record of proceedings on board ship: so called from the register which it includes of the indications of the log.

In the board schools of Great Britain, a book for memoranda kept by the principal of the school, in accordance with the requirements of the Education Act.

A book in which events are recorded (logged), as a ship logbook that hold records of the voyage.