The inspections work card serves to...

• A. records flight routes
• B. controls aircraft inspections task and determines how to perform the inspection
• C. lists crew qualifications
• D. provides flight clearance

Answer: (B)

An inspections work card acts as a concrete plan for performing an aircraft inspection. It specifies the inspection scope, the sequence of tasks, the tools and references to use, and the acceptance criteria, so everyone on the crew follows the same procedure and the inspection meets required standards. This controls what needs to be done and exactly how to do it, ensuring consistency, safety, and traceability of the work performed. It isn’t used for recording flight routes, listing crew qualifications, or granting flight clearance, which are handled by separate documents and processes.