AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER'S LOGBOOK

Are you preparing your aircraft maintenance logbook for your AME licence application? Don’t risk rejection because of a poorly written aircraft logbook entry. In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to fill aircraft logbook entries the right way — following aviation logbooks guidelines and proven logbook best practices.
We’ll cover:
✈️ The proper way to structure your AME logbook EASA style entries.
✈️ The critical EASA Part-66 logbook tips you must know.
✈️ The logbook mistakes engineers make most often (and how to avoid them).
✈️ How to write a license approved logbook entry step by step.
✈️ What examiners look for in logbook entries before approving your application.
Whether you’re aiming for your first licence or refining your skills, this guide gives you the tools to create a logbook that examiners can’t ignore.
If you’re serious about getting your licence approved quickly, this is a must-watch for every aspiring engineer.
Related Videos / Links:
• Full guide to EASA / AML application process
• Templates & examples of perfect logbook entries
• How to avoid the top logbook mistakes
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⚠️ Disclaimer: Always confirm with your local aviation authority and official data (AMM / SRM, Job Cards, Work Orders). This video is for educational guidance only.