- 01
Airworthiness Directives
Legal basis, how applicability is really determined, compliance times, AMOCs, supersession and records.
14 sections · ~18 minutes · Practitioner
- 02
Maintenance Checks
MSG-3, the MRBR–MPD–AMP chain, and what the letter checks actually mean now.
11 sections · ~16 minutes · Practitioner
- 03
CAMO & Part-M
Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, Part-CAMO, the ARC, and who is accountable for what.
12 sections · ~17 minutes · Practitioner
- 04
Technical Records
What must be kept, for how long, and how a records gap destroys asset value.
11 sections · ~18 minutes · Practitioner
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Lease Transitions
Redelivery conditions, back-to-birth, bridging, Article 83 bis and the IDERA.
11 sections · ~19 minutes · Practitioner
- 06
Glossary
Every term across the handbook — searchable, filterable, 176 definitions.
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176 terms, searchable
Every term used across the handbook, defined for practitioners and filterable by domain — regulatory, maintenance, records, leasing. Where a term means different things under EASA and the FAA, both readings are given.
Field guides
All guides →Shorter, situation-led pieces on the decisions the handbook explains — written for the Accountable Manager who carries the exposure.
- Why an Aircraft's Compliance History Follows Its Airframe — Not Its Tail NumberA registration mark is an event; the airframe is the identity. Why AD applicability and compliance history belong to the type certificate and MSN — and what changed in the free Aviagent AD lookup.
- Which Airworthiness Directives Apply to Your Aircraft — and How Applicability Is Really DecidedHow airworthiness-directive applicability is actually decided — by type certificate, MSN, mod state and engine variant — and why an alert isn't an answer.
- What Is a Transition CAMO — and the AD-Status Review That Makes Handovers CleanA transition CAMO takes over continuing-airworthiness management for a fleet. Here's the AD-status review that makes the handover clean — and the risk it removes.
- Superseded and Recurring ADs: Keeping a Fleet CurrentHow AD supersedure and revisions work, why a superseded AD still matters, and how recurring ADs keep coming due — so your fleet's AD list stays current and correct.