Schedule I journey log entries: who, when, series exception, defects
Rule (CAR 605.94(1)): record each Schedule I column I particular at the column II time, by the column III person.
Schedule I entries:
| Item | Particulars | Entered by | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nationality/registration marks; manufacturer, type, model, serial number | Owner | Starting a log or new volume |
| 2 | Empty weight and empty CG | Owner | Starting a log or new volume |
| 2 (change) | Change to empty weight or empty CG | Whoever made the change | As soon as practicable, at latest before next flight |
| 3 | Where additional flight authority issued under CAR 507.08: any change in flight authority in effect | Whoever made the change | On changing it |
| 4 | Air time of each flight or series; cumulative total air time; operating cycles or landings since manufacture (where applicable) | PIC or designated person, entered daily | On completing each flight or series |
| 5 | Description of applicable maintenance schedule; date/air time/cycle/landing next scheduled maintenance action due | Owner | Bringing schedule into use; completing each scheduled maintenance action |
| 10 | Particulars of defect not rectified before next flight | Whoever discovered it | Before next flight |
| 11 | Particulars of maintenance action or elementary work done under items 2, 6, 9, or 10 | Whoever performed it; where applicable, person signing the maintenance release | As soon as practicable, at latest before next flight |
Series of flights (CAR 605.94(2)): one entry covers a series only if:
- same PIC flies the whole series, or
- daily flight record used under CAR 406.56.
Defects (Standard 625.93(4)):
| Defect | Entry |
|---|---|
| Arising during flight operations | Must enter |
| Not rectified before next flight | Must enter |
| Other defects | May go directly into airframe, engine, propeller, or component record |
Trap: assuming PIC makes every entry; each item names its own person.
References
- CARs 605.94, Schedule I
- Standard 625.93(4)