Engines have a life of their own and sometimes they're swapped or exchanged. Each engine should have it's own logbook which usually stays with the engine if the engine is exchanged.
Technical logbooks form the core of the familiar Canadian aircraft technical record keeping system. The logs are three-hole drilled for keeping in a ring binder or Tech Log Book. Vary the number of engine and prop volumes for multi-engine aircraft. The 5 sections are ordered separately, depending on the number of engines, props, etc. Each tech record can be bound with all the others into the Tech Log Binder to make up the complete aircraft Technical Record. When bound together, the entire log is almost indestructible, yet each record can be removed easily for updating at any time. |
New Canadian logs are needed when importing a US airplane.
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
My ame said it is the correct one. That is all that matters.
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
Nice log books for three ring binders.
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
I like the letter size format better. My mechanic’s typed stickers fit better, and it snaps neatly into my aircraft binder that also contains all other paperwork. Such as STC’s, list of AD’s and SB’s, etc.
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
Good product
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
This is a fantastic recordkeeping tool that fits nicely in any three ring binder. It has approximately 25 pages for detailed maintenance data entry. Make sure and purchase all of the technical record logs that your aircraft requires IE propeller log, engine log, airframe log. I would highly recommend this item but whatever you do, do not pay $35 for the aircraft technical record binder. I would pick up a binder from your local office store and label it.
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
What can I say, its a logbook. Has all the required sections and information to comply with Canadian law, but it should come with more pages. This will run out soon.
ATP Aircraft Technical Log Section 3 Engine
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