Searching Logbook Entries

Search looks through the text AirWrenchAI extracts from your scanned pages, so you can find an entry (the last mag work, say) without paging through years of records. A logbook has to be scanned before its entries show up, and you can search across all logbooks or within one.

1. Tap the Logbooks tab.
2. Tap the Search logbooks field.

1. Open a logbook.
2. Tap the search icon in the app bar.

1. Type a search term.
2. Tap the submit button.

Wrap a word in quotes for an exact match (for example, "compression").

• Newest first (default): by entry date, newest at top.
• Oldest first: by entry date, oldest at top.
• Best match: by relevance to the query.

• All logs: every logbook (default).
• Type filters (for example, “All airframe”): all logbooks of that type.
• Volume filters (for example, “Airframe 2020-Current”): one specific logbook.

On an aircraft with a separate logbook row for each engine, the volume filters show under the name of each engine (for example, “Left Engine”). “All engine” includes the logbooks of every engine. Propellers work the same way.

1. Tap a result card.
2. Tap the confirm button in the View in Logbook dialog.
3. Tap back to return to search results.