Squawk Sheet

A hangar tech log for your paper plane. Write one line per test throw about what it did - dived into the carpet, shot up and stalled, veered right, wobbled, landed short, or got a soggy wing. Free in the browser: each throw read as a squawk, filed under an ATA 100 maintenance chapter with its standard trim fix, drawn as numbered tags on the plane seen from above on a hangar floor with the trim marked on its back edges, and a release status by a fixed rule (refold, trim then re-fly, test flight needed, cleared to fly), plus exports. One metered task writes the engineer's entries: the defect as logged, one corrective action and why it works, the first fix, how to throw next and the release line; the page re-checks every trim against your throws. A paper plane is a toy - not professional advice. Built on @personamanagmentlayer/aerospace-expert.