Narrative:

While reviewing the logbook in XXX, the captain and I noted a crew had performed a high speed abort the previous day. Maintenance at phoenix annotated in the log that a high energy stop inspection had been complied with, with no defects found. Upon arrival at XXX, the captain who was taking the aircraft from us informed my captain that our aircraft needed a new airworthiness sign-off. (He had been notified by maintenance duty control.) my captain and I assumed that the maintenance action performed following the abort found no reason to review the airworthiness inspection. My captain was advised by a chief pilot to submit a report. Admittedly, as a 2ND yr first officer, my logbook knowledge is not that great. In the future, I will question log entries which I'm not knowledgeable about.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AFTER A HIGH SPD ABORT AND MAINT INSPECTION, CAPT WAS NOTIFIED THE NEXT DAY THAT THE ACFT REQUIRED AN AIRWORTHINESS SIGN-OFF.

Narrative: WHILE REVIEWING THE LOGBOOK IN XXX, THE CAPT AND I NOTED A CREW HAD PERFORMED A HIGH SPD ABORT THE PREVIOUS DAY. MAINT AT PHOENIX ANNOTATED IN THE LOG THAT A HIGH ENERGY STOP INSPECTION HAD BEEN COMPLIED WITH, WITH NO DEFECTS FOUND. UPON ARR AT XXX, THE CAPT WHO WAS TAKING THE ACFT FROM US INFORMED MY CAPT THAT OUR ACFT NEEDED A NEW AIRWORTHINESS SIGN-OFF. (HE HAD BEEN NOTIFIED BY MAINT DUTY CTL.) MY CAPT AND I ASSUMED THAT THE MAINT ACTION PERFORMED FOLLOWING THE ABORT FOUND NO REASON TO REVIEW THE AIRWORTHINESS INSPECTION. MY CAPT WAS ADVISED BY A CHIEF PLT TO SUBMIT A RPT. ADMITTEDLY, AS A 2ND YR FO, MY LOGBOOK KNOWLEDGE IS NOT THAT GREAT. IN THE FUTURE, I WILL QUESTION LOG ENTRIES WHICH I'M NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.