Maintenance Compliance
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Understanding An ICA Understanding Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA) Requirements for an aircraft is important as ICAs provide a standardized approach for aircraft, engine and propeller maintenance data, thus replacing -
What is the Difference Between Pilot Logbooks, Aircraft Logbooks and Flight Logs? History of Logbooks and Flight Logs Aircraft/pilot logbooks and flight logs have been around as long as aviation
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Are ICA’s Required for Airworthiness? The simple answer is… not always, as it depends on the aircraft and type of installation. A more relevant question is the inspection and maintenance
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What is the safest way to transport your valuable aircraft records for scanning? Aircraft records play a vital role in an aircraft’s general operation, the buying and selling process, and
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What’s The Value of Digitized Maintenance Records? – AvBuyer Most operators keep their maintenance logbooks in a secure location, such as a locked firesafe. However, they cannot always be kept
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Compliments to CAMP Bluetail and CAMP Together Equals Complete Back to Birth Records You’d be hard-pressed to find a corporate aircraft operator who hasn’t heard of CAMP – Computerized Aircraft
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Logbooks: Customize Them Your Way Of bizjets, suits and burgers… Whether it’s a J-3 Cub or a BBJ, every owner/operator understands the value of keeping good logs. Or at least
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What Do Aircraft Sales and Buyers Look for in Technical Maintenance Records? How to add value to a ’57 Chevy or a G550. Any collector will tell you that the
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How MACH Search smashes the data barrier with aircraft logbooks Mach is fast – MACH Search is easy and fast. When Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic in 1927, very
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Making Melvin Dewey proud. ATA Codes: bringing order to chaos. Long before Google, students actually had to go to a library – those places with lots of books – to
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Bringing Aircraft Records into the Digital Age Aircraft records are essential, highly regulated technical records that require detailed documentation and careful oversight. They include complete and compact service record sets
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Get on the Glide Path to Safety Certification Michelin Stars, the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, and Condé Nast Traveler: If you’re looking for the best products, restaurants, or hotels,
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The swinging world of swing-wings “Helicopters are really a bunch of parts flying in relatively close formation: all rotating around a different axis. Things work well until one of the
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The Digital Straw that Broke the Paper Logbook’s Back “The Tipping Point is the epic moment when an idea, trend, or behavior crosses a threshold, tips, and then spreads like
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Everything’s bigger in Texas. Especially the top learnings from the NBAA Maintenance Conference. Maintenance Operators came to the NBAA Maintenance Conference in San Antonio looking for every tip, insight, and
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What is Conformity for Part 135 Operators & Why It Matters Conformity con·form·i·ty, noun Compliance with standards, rules, or laws. “Conformity to regulations.” The painstaking and time-consuming process the FAA requires
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Bluetail Introduces Mach Conformity Which Will Dramatically Reduce The Time Required To Conform Part 135 Charter Aircraft Bluetail’s new MACH Conformity product was developed using the assistance of a design
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Do Conformity Inspections Have to Be Painful? There was a great deal of interest from our most recent blog about the increasing need for aircraft owners and on-demand charter/fractional operators
