What additional information should be included next to the voided entry in the maintenance records?

When a maintenance entry is voided, it is essential to include a brief clarification comment next to the voided entry in the maintenance records. This comment provides clarity regarding why the entry was voided and helps anyone reviewing the records understand the context and rationale behind the correction. It serves to maintain transparency and integrity of the maintenance documentation, ensuring that future inspections or audits can easily follow the maintenance history without confusion.

Including additional information, such as the date of the entry, while useful in certain contexts, doesn’t directly clarify the reason why that specific entry was voided. Similarly, stating the entry error type might offer some insight but lacks the personalized context that a clarification comment provides. The captain's employee number is not relevant to the reason for voiding the entry and wouldn't serve to enhance understanding of maintenance record accuracy. Thus, a brief clarification comment is the most effective choice for maintaining clear and precise maintenance records.