Inspection Type Editor

• Set inspection title - Name the inspection (e.g., "Annual", "100 Hour")
• Define applicability - Specify if it applies to airframe, powerplant, or propeller
• Configure recurrence - Set how often the inspection is due
• Add descriptions - Write detailed notes with markdown formatting
• Delete inspection types - Remove inspection types you no longer need

Tap the General Details card to configure basic information:

• Entry Title - The name of the inspection type
• Applies to Airframe - Toggle on if this inspection applies to the airframe
• Applies to Powerplant - Toggle on if this inspection applies to engines
• Applies to Propeller - Toggle on if this inspection applies to propellers

Tap Done when finished editing to collapse the panel.

Tap the Recurring card to set up inspection intervals:

• Is Recurring - Toggle on to enable recurring schedule
• Recurring Interval Amount - Enter the number (e.g., 12)
• Recurring Interval Unit - Select the time unit:
  • Days - For daily-based intervals
  • Calendar Months - For monthly intervals (e.g., Annual = 12 months)
  • Equipment Hours - For hour-based inspections (e.g., 100-hour)
  • Other - For custom interval types

Example: An annual inspection would be set to "12 Calendar Months".

Tap the Availability card to configure sharing options:

• Is Verified - Indicates this is a standard inspection type verified by Logbook (system admin only)
• Is Generic - When enabled, this inspection type can be used across multiple aircraft types

Tags appear on the card to show current settings:

• Verified - Standard inspection verified by Logbook
• Generic - Can be used with any aircraft

Tap the Full Description card to add detailed inspection notes:

• The description supports markdown formatting
• Use the Edit link to switch to edit mode
• Preview shows your formatted text

Good descriptions include:

• Regulatory reference (e.g., "14 CFR 91.409")
• Scope of the inspection
• Special requirements or notes

See the Markdown Formatting Guide for formatting tips.

Changes are not saved automatically. Look for the header indicators:

• NOT SAVED - Orange text indicates you have unsaved changes
• Save - Tap to save all changes

The Save button becomes active when you have unsaved changes. Always tap Save before navigating away.

To delete an inspection type:

1. Tap the trash icon in the header
2. A confirmation dialog will appear
3. Tap Delete to confirm, or Cancel to keep the inspection type

Warning: Deleting an inspection type cannot be undone. Any aircraft tracking this inspection type will no longer show it.

• Card-based editing - Only one card can be expanded at a time
• Remember to save - Watch for the "NOT SAVED" indicator
• Use generic types - Enable "Is Generic" to reuse inspection types across multiple aircraft
• Add references - Include CFR references in descriptions for compliance documentation
• Permission required - You need Maintainer or higher permission to edit inspection types
• Admin to delete - You need Admin or higher permission to delete inspection types