Resolve a squawk
Resolve a squawk
Section titled “Resolve a squawk”Close a squawk once the work is done. Resolved squawks are terminal: the asset’s airworthiness is recalculated, and the squawk no longer counts as active.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- You must be an admin.
- An
openordeferredsquawk can be resolved.pendingsquawks must be confirmed first (or dismissed);resolvedanddismissedsquawks are already terminal. - Resolving a grounding squawk restores the asset’s airworthiness (provided no other grounding cause remains, that is, no other open grounding squawk and no overdue maintenance item).
- Open the squawk detail. From an asset detail screen, tap the squawk in the squawk list.
- Under Admin Actions, tap Resolve.
- Enter Resolution Notes describing how the issue was resolved (what parts, what was done, any sign-off details). For a grounding squawk, including one that has been deferred, the notes are required: they are the record of how the defect that grounded the aircraft was put right. For other squawks they are optional.
- Tap Submit to confirm.
You see Squawk resolved. The squawk moves to resolved and the squawk detail screen shows Resolved on: [date] and By: [your name].
If it goes wrong
Section titled “If it goes wrong”-
“This squawk grounded the aircraft. Say how it was put right before closing it.”: a grounding squawk cannot be closed with empty notes. Enter what was done, then tap Submit again.
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“Couldn’t resolve this squawk”: nothing has changed. Check your connection and try again. If it keeps failing, reopen the squawk: another admin may have resolved it already.
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Reopening a resolved squawk is not supported. If the issue recurs, report a fresh squawk that references the original.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Squawk statuses: which statuses allow resolution
- Airworthiness rules: how resolving a grounding squawk restores operation
- Defer a grounding squawk: alternative when resolution is not yet possible
- Schedule a repair for a squawk: book maintenance time to address the underlying issue