Not Making a Full and Complete Maintenance Entry in the Aircraft Record.
A proper maintenance entry is described in FAR part 43.9 and 43.11 of the Federal Aviation Regulations. FAR 43.9 states [...]
Logbooks … The Essence of an Aircraft’s Airworthiness
A BRIEF HISTORY Aircraft logbooks are as old as flying itself. One can imagine Charlie Taylor or the Wright [...]
No Entry Made in the Logbook When Work is Performed on the Aircraft.
Whenever work is accomplished on an aircraft, the maintenance must be documented in accordance with the requirements found in the [...]
Common Logbook Mistakes – Not Complying with Regulatory Requirements for Proper Logbook Maintenance Records.
FAR 91.417 (1) states that records of the maintenance, preventive maintenance, and alteration and records of the annual, progressive, [...]
Why Do We Continue to Use Paper Aircraft Records in the Digital Age – Part Three – The FAA
Prologue This essay represents Part 3 of a three-part series titled: WHY DO WE CONTINUE TO USE PAPER RECORDS [...]
Why Do We Continue to Use Paper Aircraft Records in the Digital Age – Part Two – Our Modus Operandi
Prologue This essay represents Part 2 of a three-part series titled: WHY DO WE CONTINUE TO USE PAPER RECORDS [...]
