Which record tracks fuel, oil, and mileage?

• A. Daily inspection record
• B. Foam test results
• C. Weekly inspection record
• D. Fuel, oil, and mileage record

Answer: (D)

Tracking fuel usage, oil levels, and mileage provides a focused record of consumables and aircraft activity, which is exactly what you need for safe operation and maintenance planning. The record named to capture these three items is designed for this purpose, giving you a clear history of how much fuel was used, oil changes or levels, and the aircraft’s flight activity (miles flown or equivalent flight hours). This makes it easier to detect leaks, schedule refueling, monitor oil consumption, and plan maintenance based on actual operation.

A daily inspection record is centered on the status found during daily checks, not on logging ongoing fuel and oil data or flight activity. A foam test results record is specific to testing the firefighting foam system, not to routine fuel and oil tracking. A weekly inspection record covers inspections performed on a weekly basis but still doesn’t specialize in recording fuel, oil, and mileage data—the dedicated record does.