FAA pilot logbook format

What the file says

Every export prints the regulation it was built to.

The cover page carries a compliance line, so the regulation is on the document itself rather than only on this page. For United States it reads:

What is specific to FAA

• A different table from the EASA one rather than a relabelled copy. §61.51(b) asks for aircraft category and class, conditions of flight and type of pilot experience, so the sheet spreads across two facing pages.
• Cross-country, night, actual and simulated instrument, and the landing counts each get their own column, because those are the figures §61.51 requires for currency and for a rating application.
• The certification line and signature block sit in the remarks column, which is where an examiner expects to find them.