ASSIGNMENT 5 Textbook Assignment: “Aircraft Logbooks” and “Aircraft Inventory Reporting System (AIRS).” Pages 6-1 through 7-23. A purpose of the aircraft logbook is to record which of the following maintenance actions performed on aircraft? 1. Oil changes and aircraft washes 2. Corrosion inspections and minor corrosion treatments 3. Tire and wheel changes 4. Modifications and major repairs 5-2. 5-1. 5-3. If your squadron receives an aircraft logbook with questionable entries, what course of action should your activity take? 1. Refuse to accept the logbook 2. Research the discrepancies and, after receipt of correspondence from the transferring activity specifying the course of action, make the appropriate corrections 3. Correct the entries by using data from a similar aircraft logbook 4. Defer action for standard depot-level maintenance (SDLM) action What manufacturer or representative is responsible for initiating an aircraft logbook when the aircraft is accepted at a contractor’s plant? 1. The manufacturer of the airframe 2. The manufacturer of all the components of the aircraft 3. Either the manufacturer of the airframe or the manufacturer of all the components, depending on where the aircraft was assembled 4. The naval plant representative at the contractor’s plant 5-4. 5-5. 5-6. Aircraft logbooks are kept in the maintenance control office. At the organizational-level, what officer is responsible for maintaining aircraft logs and records? 1. The quality assurance officer (QAO) 2. The assistant maintenance officer (AMO) 3. The maintenance material control officer (MMCO) 4. The production control officer (PCO) An aircraft is transferred to another reporting custodian. What should be the disposition of the aircraft logs and record? 1. The logs and records should accompany the aircraft 2. The logs and records should be forwarded to the National Records Center 3. The logs and records should be maintained on file for 1 year, and then forwarded to the National Records Center 4. The logs and records should be forwarded to the central repository at the Commander Naval Air Systems Command (COMNAVAIRSYSCOM) When a ferry pilot is involved in an aircraft transfer, which of the following actions is the ferry pilot’s responsibility? 1. Inventorying the aircraft 2. Providing ferry flight time to the accepting activity 3. Closing out the logbook 4. Performing a phase inspection on the aircraft before delivery 39