The aircraft technical logbook plays a key role in aircraft turnarounds. It is the primary communication tool between pilots and a maintenance organization. Pilots can see the maintenance status of ...

Question: Are there rules regarding how entries need to be put into aircraft maintenance logbooks? I just purchased an airplane, and going back through the logbooks, I see some entries are printed ...

Pilots are responsible for aircraft airworthiness, making it crucial to review maintenance logbooks before flying or purchasing to ensure all required inspections and repairs are current. Aircraft ...

where are your aircraft’s maintenance logs? Are they stored at your local FBO or aircraft maintenance shop? Where does your mechanic keep your logs when in his care? Are your logbooks insured? If ...

Aircraft logbooks are critically important for documenting an airplane's airworthiness and maintenance history, significantly impacting its value, unlike pilot logbooks which are more easily ...

Trade-A-Plane and Crewchief Systems introduced the launch of Crewchief Intelligence, a new platform that provides prospective buyers and sellers secure access to fully vetted digital logbook data on ...

Aircraft owners bear primary responsibility for maintaining comprehensive maintenance records (logbooks), which are vital for ensuring airworthiness, facilitating proper maintenance, and significantly ...

ASA's Aircraft Flight Log is designed to be used for individual aircraft. The log tracks detailed items pertaining to the care and use of a specific aircraft. Sized to fit a glove box, pilots have ...

Digitising the technical and cabin logbook will save over 300,000 sheets of paper records from being printed and stored every year. Transitioning from paper to digital reporting will also increase ...

It may surprise you to learn that there is no requirement to keep a logbook. The FAA has no such rule. AOPA Foundation High School Aero Club Liaison. Jamie Beckett is the AOPA Foundation High School ...