What data does the Equipment History Record (EHR) specifically exclude?

The Equipment History Record (EHR) serves as a comprehensive log detailing the maintenance and operational history of specific equipment. It is important to note that the EHR excludes components that qualify for an SRC (Supply Readiness Code) card. This exclusion is significant because SRC cards are used to document the status and readiness of components that fall under separate supply management procedures. As a result, items covered by these codes are not included in the EHR, allowing the record to focus on broader maintenance and operational data rather than specific logistical statuses tied to supply chain management.

The other options, such as records of aircraft personnel activities, logistics data for equipment transfers, and general maintenance procedures, are relevant to the aviation maintenance and logistical environment. They pertain to different dimensions of operational or maintenance data that the EHR does capture. Thus, the key distinction lies in how component readiness and supply management, indicated by SRC cards, remain outside the scope of the Equipment History Record, highlighting its focus on maintenance history rather than supply status.