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See your field in five questions

About ninety seconds. No sign up, no sales call. Your answers go to your field's own record and nowhere else.

The three or four character identifier on your paperwork. The airport name works too if the identifier is not handy.

Could you say right now, without looking, which of your equipment is out of service?

For each piece of equipment, is it written down who maintains it: your people, a contractor, the FAA, or the state?

If your maintenance person won the lottery tomorrow, how much of what they know is written where the next person could find it?

Do flight checks, inspections, and grant deadlines surprise you, or do you see them coming?

When the city or the board asks what shape the field is in, do you have paper to hand them, or do you build the answer fresh each time?

Noted, thank you.

Your answers are on your field's record now, and they are more common than you would think.

Want the full picture? It takes about ten minutes of questions, and a written picture of your field's systems comes back to you to keep.

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