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AMS Report
Major entries and inspections automatically appear on the aircraft history timeline.
AMS ReportDigital logbook
One entry. Complete record.
Document maintenance once in AMS — entries flow to inspections, AD compliance, squawks, and your AMS Report timeline. Archive legacy paper pages alongside new digital sign-offs.
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Structured entries your IA expects.
Airframe, engine, and propeller sections with return-to-service language, inspection types, and meter readings at time of work. Built for US Part 91 — not airline paperwork.
- Airframe, engine, and propeller log sections
- Inspection type and RTS tracking
- Tach, Hobbs, and total time on each entry
- Mechanic and certificate number fields
Logbook · New entry
Legacy + digital
Don't lose the paper trail — digitize it.
Photograph existing logbook pages and attach them to the aircraft record. New entries live beside scanned history so nothing gets lost in a hangar drawer.
- Photo archive of paper logbook pages
- AD compliance lines on inspection stickers
- Printable logbook exports by year
- Feeds directly into AMS Report timeline
Logbook · Archive
Connected
Logbook data powers everything else
AMS is one system — not a logbook silo. Every entry strengthens inspections, due-item tracking, and your AMS Report.
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Work tickets
Close a shop ticket and document the RTS in one flow — no duplicate data entry.
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Due items
Annuals, 100-hour, oil changes, and AD deadlines stay tied to the aircraft meters.
See the logbook in action.
20-minute walkthrough with our demo fleet or your tail numbers.
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