EASA PART 66 AME LOGBOOK | HOW TO MAKE MAINTENANCE ENTRY | HOW TO MAINTAIN AME LOGBOOK
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In this video, we explain how to correctly make entries in an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) Logbook. Every aviation maintenance engineer or trainee must maintain a proper experience logbook to apply for the EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance License (AML).
If you are working on aircraft like Airbus A320, Boeing 737, or other commercial aircraft, this guide will help you understand how to record your maintenance experience properly according to EASA requirements.
📘 In this video you will learn:
✔ What is an AME Experience Logbook
✔ Why the EASA Part-66 Logbook is important
✔ How to write a correct maintenance task entry
✔ How to mention ATA Chapter & AMM reference
✔ How to avoid common mistakes in logbook entries
✔ What information supervisors must sign
A properly maintained logbook is essential when applying for your Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License (AML). Incorrect or incomplete entries may lead to license delays or rejection.
This video is useful for:
✈ Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Trainees
✈ EASA Part-66 Students
✈ Aviation Maintenance Technicians
✈ Aircraft Engineering Students
✈ Engineers working on Airbus & Boeing aircraft
Whether you are starting your AME career or preparing your experience record for license application, this video will guide you step-by-step.
📌 Watch till the end to see a real example of a correct AME logbook entry.
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