Tips for maintenance technicians on achieving better record keeping
The entire aircraft maintenance record, commonly referred to as “The Logbooks” are the documents that back-up and support the Statement [...]
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It's the timeless aircraft maintenance quandary; should maintenance entries follow book order with the most current entry at the end [...]
The business aircraft industry is responsible for creating aircraft that fly faster, travel further, and operate more efficiently than ever thought possible; it’s time we apply this same competence and strength of mind to documenting and preserving the tremendously important maintenance history and airworthiness of these amazing machines.
Better Business Aircraft Records and Recordkeeping means safer business aircraft, better paid maintenance professionals, enhanced flight department operations, and an improved business aircraft industry.
Foundation for Business Aircraft Records Excellence
PO Box 1687
Ocean Shores, WA 98569
Phone: 951-545-1489
