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Fills eGCA ATC e-Logbook entries from a CSV file, one at a time. Never auto-submits — you review and submit every entry yourself. eGCA -ATC Logbook Autofill — from the creator of iAMATC — helps Air Traffic Controllers fill the DGCA eGCA "Air Traffic Controllers e-Log Book" duty-entry form directly from iAMATC, instead of typing each duty in by hand. WHAT IT DOES - Copies duty rows straight from the iAMATC export page (iamatc.aai.aero/atc/EGcAexport) with one click — no CSV download, no hunting for the file afterward. A CSV file also still works if you'd rather use that. - Fills the matching fields on the eGCA e-Log Book duty-entry form (dgca.gov.in/digigov-portal) for one duty at a time, or automatically for every remaining entry with "Fill All Remaining." - Never clicks Submit for you. Every entry is reviewed and submitted by you, manually, at your own discretion. - Remembers your progress locally on your own device as you go, so closing the extension popup to fix something on the eGCA page (which happens automatically the moment you click elsewhere) never loses your place. Reopen it and pick up exactly where you left off. - Watches for any message eGCA itself shows about an entry (such as a validation complaint) and stops immediately with that exact message, rather than continuing on top of an entry that may not have worked. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - Does not submit anything to eGCA on your behalf. The Submit button is never clicked by this extension, under any circumstances. - Does not collect, transmit, or share any of your data with us or with any third party. There is no server. See the privacy policy for full detail. - Does not run in the background or act on any page other than the iAMATC export page and the eGCA e-Log Book, and only when you actively click something in the popup. WHO THIS IS FOR Air Traffic Controllers using iAMATC who need to transfer eligible duty entries into the DGCA eGCA e-Log Book. You remain fully responsible for reviewing and confirming the accuracy of every entry before submission.
Sep 8, 2026
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