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  • Chapter 2: Aerodynamics, Aircraft Assembly, & Rigging › Aircraft Inspection › Performing an Airframe Conformity & Airworthiness Inspection

    perform the airframe conformity and verify the airworthiness of the aircraft, records must be checked and the aircraft inspected. The data plate on the airframe is inspected to verify its make, model, serial number, type certificate, or production certificate. Check ... number on the aircraft. Inspect aircraft records. Check current inspection status of aircraft, by verifying: • The date of the last inspection and aircraft total time in service. • The type of inspection and if it includes manufacturer’s bulletins. • The signature…

  • Chapter 2: Ground Operations › Preflight Assessment of the Aircraft

    airplane has a set of logbooks that include airframe and engine, and in some cases, propeller and appliance logbooks, which are used to record maintenance, alteration, and inspections performed on a specific airframe, engine, propeller, or appliance. It is important ... airworthy status prior to flight to ensure that the airplane records of maintenance, alteration, and inspections are current and correct. [Figure 2-4] The following is required: ⦁ Annual inspection within the preceding 12 calendar months (Title 14 of the Code…