Aircraft health
Report and resolve squawks
Capture discrepancies, assign responsibility, preserve discussion, and document resolution.
- For
- All operating members; management by authorized roles
- Typical time
- 5 minutes
- Updated
- July 28, 2026
A good squawk is factual, discoverable, assigned appropriately, and closed with a clear resolution.
- 1
Report promptly
Choose the aircraft, concise title, observed date, severity, and objective description. Avoid diagnosing beyond your knowledge.
- 2
Choose severity carefully
Use the partnership’s definitions. Escalate potentially grounding or safety-relevant concerns through the partnership’s immediate procedure, not only the app.
- 3
Assign and discuss
Authorized managers can assign responsibility and add timestamped notes as the issue is inspected or coordinated.
- 4
Connect maintenance work
Link the squawk to an event when it enters a maintenance scope.
- 5
Close with evidence
Record resolution notes and closure only when the partnership’s authorized process supports it.