Maintaining an Aircraft Yourself - Understanding Airworthiness

Aviation impacts everyone's life. Its watchword is "safety." With the arrival of the new Part M/L regulations in 2020, the owner of a light aircraft is given more options, and therefore more responsibilities, regarding the maintenance and airworthiness management of their aircraft.
This book is intended for pilot-owners, novice airworthiness managers, or mechanics who want to better analyze the regulations. Its goal is to help you understand technical terms and the authority's expectations. It will guide you through the technical follow-up to establish your own system and keep your aircraft safely airworthy.
What is a Schedule 1 aircraft?
What is a KARDEX and an EASA Form 1 used for?
How do I know who can service my aircraft?

The answers to these questions, and much more, are found in this book.