Daily Aviation Maintenance & Airworthiness Clearance Form

1. Aircraft & Operational Context

This section captures essential aircraft identification and operational parameters to establish the maintenance context. Accurate recording ensures traceability and regulatory compliance.

 

Aircraft Registration

Aircraft Type & Model

Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN)

Total Flight Cycles (at start of maintenance)

Total Flight Hours (at start of maintenance)

Maintenance Event Start Date/Time (UTC)

Maintenance Event End Date/Time (UTC)

Maintenance Location (ICAO/IATA Code)

Operational Category

2. Maintenance Personnel & Authorizations

Document all personnel involved in maintenance activities, their qualifications, and authorization scope. This ensures accountability and demonstrates competent oversight.

 

Primary Maintenance Technician Full Name

Primary Technician License/Authorization Number

Primary Technician Approval Scope (Aircraft Type/Systems)

Supervising Certifying Staff Full Name

Supervisor License/Authorization Number

Were additional technicians involved?

 

Additional Technicians

Technician Name

License / Authorization Number

Role / Responsibility

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Maintenance Organization Approval Number

3. Maintenance Task Classification & References

Categorize the maintenance performed and reference all governing technical documentation. This establishes the regulatory and technical framework for the work accomplished.

 

Maintenance Category (Select all applicable)

Work Order/Job Card Number

Were scheduled maintenance tasks performed?

 

List scheduled task references (e.g., AMM Task 24-21-00-200-001-A00)

Were unscheduled/defect rectification tasks performed?

 

List defect references and troubleshooting procedures used

Technical Document References (AMM, IPC, SRM, SB, AD, EO, etc.)

4. Detailed Inspection Findings & Condition Assessment

Systematically document the condition of aircraft systems, structures, and components inspected. Rate overall condition and detail any findings requiring corrective action.

 

Rate the condition of the following aircraft zones/systems (1=Poor, 5=Excellent)

Airframe Structure (fuselage, wings, empennage)

Powerplant & APU

Landing Gear & Brakes

Flight Control Systems

Avionics & Navigation Systems

Electrical Systems

Hydraulic Systems

Fuel Systems

Environmental Control Systems

Cabin & Emergency Equipment

Were any defects, damage, or wear beyond acceptable limits discovered?

 

CRITICAL: All discrepancies must be detailed in the 'Discrepancy & Corrective Action Log' section below with photographic evidence if applicable.

 

Were borescope or special inspections required?

 

Special Inspection Details

Inspection Type

Area / Component

Reference Document

Findings Summary

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Is photographic evidence of findings attached?

 

Upload inspection photographs (ensure file names are descriptive)

Choose a file or drop it here

5. Discrepancy & Corrective Action Log

Log all discrepancies, defects, or non-conformances identified during maintenance. Each item requires a corresponding corrective action and independent verification. This log is critical for demonstrating airworthiness compliance.

 

Discrepancy & Corrective Action Details

Item Number

Discrepancy Description

Affected System/Component

Severity

Corrective Action Taken

Action Reference (AMM, SB, etc.)

Independent Inspection Required?

Inspector Name

Final Status (Closed/Deferred)

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Were any discrepancies deferred for future rectification?

 

List deferred items with justification and MEL/CDL reference

6. Materials, Parts & Consumables Consumption

Record all parts installed, removed, or consumed during maintenance. Ensure full traceability for life-limited parts and verify compliance with approved parts regulations.

 

Were any parts installed or replaced?

 

Parts Installation/Consumption Log

Part Number

Part Description

Quantity

Serial/Lot Number

Condition

Removed Part Serial/Lot Number

Is part traceability documentation attached?

Installation Position/Location

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Were any life-limited parts (LLP) installed?

 

Life-Limited Part Tracking

Part Number

Serial Number

Remaining Life (Cycles/Hours)

Next Due Date

Reference Document

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Were any standard consumables (fluids, sealants, etc.) used?

 

List consumables with batch numbers and quantities

7. Tools, Equipment & Calibration Status

Verify all tools and equipment used were within calibration intervals and serviceable. Non-compliant tools must be identified and assessed for potential impact on maintenance quality.

 

Were specialized tools or test equipment used?

 

Tool & Equipment Utilization Log

Tool/Equipment ID

Description

Calibration Due Date

Calibration Current?

Serviceable Condition?

Used For Task Reference

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Were any tools used with expired calibration?

 

Provide justification for use and risk assessment

Were torque wrenches used for critical fastener installations?

 

Torque Wrench Verification

Torque Wrench ID

Fastener Location

Specified Torque Value

Actual Torque Applied

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8. Functional Tests & Operational Checks

Document all functional tests, operational checks, and system verifications performed to ensure correct system operation post-maintenance.

 

Were any operational tests performed?

 

Test & Check Results

System/Component Tested

Test Procedure Reference

Test Equipment Used

Test Result

Observations/Comments

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Were engine ground runs performed?

 

Engine Ground Run Details

Engine Position

Run Duration (minutes)

Power Settings

Parameters Observed

Within Normal Limits?

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Was an Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) operational test performed?

 

Summarize APU test parameters and results

9. Airworthiness Determination & Release Status

Make the final airworthiness determination based on all maintenance performed, discrepancies identified, and corrective actions taken. This decision is legally binding and determines the aircraft's eligibility for return to service.

 

Final Airworthiness Determination

Is a test flight required before return to passenger service?

 

Specify test flight profile and special observations required

Were any Minimum Equipment List (MEL) items deferred?

 

MEL/CDL Deferrals

MEL/CDL Item Number

Inoperative Equipment/System

Rectification Interval

Deferral Expiry Date

Associated Procedures Completed?

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Are there any outstanding items that do not affect immediate airworthiness but require future attention?

 

Describe monitoring requirements and future action plans

Was the aircraft weighed or had its center of gravity calculated?

 

Updated Weight & Balance Reference

10. Regulatory Compliance & Quality Assurance

Confirm compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, quality procedures, and that all documentation is complete and accurate for audit purposes.

 

I certify that all work was performed in accordance with approved technical data and organizational procedures

I certify that all parts and materials used were approved for installation on this aircraft type

I certify that all tools and equipment were calibrated and serviceable

I certify that all discrepancies were properly documented and either rectified or deferred in accordance with regulations

I certify that a thorough review of all maintenance records was completed before making the airworthiness determination

Was a quality assurance audit sample performed on this maintenance event?

 

QA Auditor Name

Were any regulatory notifications required (e.g., Service Difficulty Report)?

 

Specify regulatory authority and notification details

11. Certification & Sign-off

Digital signature legally certifies the accuracy of all information provided and the airworthiness determination. All signatories must be authorized and have personally verified critical aspects of the maintenance performed.

 

Primary Maintenance Technician Signature

Technician Sign-off Timestamp

Certifying Staff Signature

Certifying Staff Sign-off Timestamp

Was an independent inspection required for any tasks?

 

Independent Inspector Signature

Is maintenance organization management approval required for this release?

 

Maintenance Manager Signature

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