Some things are proposed by the site and wait for a person: entries read from an original logbook that look like directive compliance, directives settled from the FAA’s own facts, directives still to determine, and logbook readings the reader was unsure of. One card on the Dashboard, For your review, gathers them and says what it counts: so many airworthiness directives, so many logbook items, on how many aircraft.
How it works:
- The card appears on the Dashboard only while something waits. No card means nothing needs you.
- It opens the Review page: one section per aircraft, one card per kind of waiting item, with the count on it.
- A card takes you to the page where the agreement is made: the aircraft’s Directives page for a directive, or Maintenance records for anything read from an original logbook.
Where the reader was unsure of a logbook page, the entry is marked “Check against the page”. Open the scan beside it, read the two together, and press “Agrees with the page”. The reading is not rewritten; the button records that a person has looked.
Nothing is recorded from the Review page itself. It is a list of doors. Every determination carries your name and certificate number on the page that owns the record.