Maintenance Tracking-The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Maintenance tracking information is only valuable if the data has been entered into the system correctly. First developed by the maintenance tracking companies decades ago to validate maintenance tracking data entries with images of the logbook entries to prove the data correct; e-log has ballooned...

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Published inAircraft maintenance technology Vol. 34; no. 6; p. 27
Main Author Hinebaugh, Larry
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Ft. Atkinson Endeavor Business Media 01.11.2023
Subjects
Aircraft
Aircraft maintenance
Aviation
Information management
Logbooks
Tracking
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Summary:Maintenance tracking information is only valuable if the data has been entered into the system correctly. First developed by the maintenance tracking companies decades ago to validate maintenance tracking data entries with images of the logbook entries to prove the data correct; e-log has ballooned into what the aircraft industry falsely believes is a backup for an aircraft logbook. Simply put, if you're not actively managing information that maintenance tracking is supplying for your aircraft, or you are trying to make the program do something it was not designed to do in the first place, then you're not utilizing a very important tool in your toolbox properly.
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ISSN:1072-3145
2150-2064