Know the airplane before you buy it.
One missed Airworthiness Directive can ground a plane. Tailplate reads decades of paper logbooks and shows the documented evidence for what’s been done — one verified, graded report, in minutes.
40 years of paper — and one entry can cost you.
A shoebox of logbooks
Every maintenance action of the aircraft's life lives in stacks of handwritten paper — the one entry that matters can be missing, illegible, or buried in 1994.
One miss grounds the plane
Dozens of Airworthiness Directives legally must be complied with. A single unaddressed one means the aircraft isn't airworthy — a failed sale, or a five-figure surprise.
The only check is slow & manual
Today you pay a mechanic to read the books by hand over days. It's expensive, it doesn't scale, and it's only as thorough as one person's afternoon.
Not a valuation guess. The record.
Every AD, reconciled
Every applicable Airworthiness Directive matched against the actual logbook entries — and never called complied unless the records show it was.
The story of the airframe
Fleet-wide defect patterns from 317k FAA reports and this tail's NTSB history — the known weak points for the exact model.
Value, records-adjusted
A market estimate conditioned on THIS aircraft's open ADs, damage, and engine time — not an average of clean listings.
Minutes, not weeks
The records review a mechanic charges days for — graded, cited to the source entry, ready before you wire the deposit.
A price is a guess. The records are the truth.
A guess at what a clean example sells for — blind to the open AD, the gear-up, or the runout engine on this tail.
The verified compliance, damage, and life-limit truth that decides whether the number is real — and our value is built on it.
Identify the aircraft
Tail number, or make & model — we pull identity and resolve every applicable directive from the FAA data.
Add the records
Upload logbook scans or key entries in; every one is confirmed before it enters the log of record.
Get the verified report
A graded report, a shareable link, and a seal for the listing. Records that follow the tail at sale.
What’s hiding in the logbooks?
Run a verified records review before you buy — or look up the ADs on any model free.