Who is responsible for reviewing flight forms on a daily basis?

• A. The Chief Pilot
• B. The Maintenance Supervisor
• C. The Flight Engineer
• D. The Engineering Officer or their designated representative

Answer: (D)

Daily review of flight forms is a maintenance-control task that requires technical authority to verify airworthiness and the current maintenance status. The Engineering Officer has that responsibility to interpret the records, ensure any open items are tracked or resolved, and authorize the aircraft as safe to fly. They can delegate this daily review to a qualified representative if authorized. The Chief Pilot oversees flight operations, not the formal maintenance-status review; the Flight Engineer focuses on aircraft systems during operation rather than daily maintenance paperwork; and the Maintenance Supervisor handles maintenance tasks but does not hold the authority to confirm airworthiness through daily form review.