Pre-flight Inspections

One of the most important aspects of aircraft line maintenance is conducting thorough pre-flight inspections of the aircraft. This involves checking various aircraft systems and components to ensure everything is functioning properly and there are no issues that could impact safety or airworthiness.

 

Some key areas that are inspected include the aircraft exterior for damage or foreign object debris, control surfaces for any restrictions in movement, pitot-static ports to clear any obstructions, engine cowlings and air inlets, Aircraft Line Maintenance propeller blades for nicks or cracks, and landing gear for proper extension and retraction. Fluid levels such as oil, hydraulic and de-icing fluids are also checked. The condition and security of critical fasteners like bolts and nuts holding components in place are inspected.

 

Paperwork like the aircraft logbook, maintenance records and airworthiness documents are also reviewed. Any discrepancies found during inspection must be reported, troubleshot and addressed before flight to maintain safety.

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