When it is needed
On transfer of aircraft or equipment, or in a dispute about maintenance history or document discrepancies.
What we examine
- Technical logbooks and logs
- Operating time entries
- Component documents
Materials to prepare
- Complete set of records
- Identification data
- Installation and removal records
- Document change history
Sample questions
- Are component identifiers consistent across the documents?
- Are there gaps in the sequence of entries provided?
- How is operating time recorded for the selected dates?
- Are the stated replacements and servicing supported?
- Which documents are insufficient for the question posed?
How the work is carried out
- Compiling a source list
- Checking identifiers and chronology
- Describing discrepancies and gaps
Result
An analytical report with a comparison table of records and components and a supported chronology.
What affects the conclusions
Analysis of copy contents does not automatically establish document authenticity or actual operations not recorded.
Frequently asked questions
Can scans be used?
Yes, for checking content and consistency; authenticity questions require a separate brief.
Will you reconstruct a lost history?
Available information can be organised, but missing entries cannot be replaced with assumptions.