The “collateral inspection” involves a cursory physical inspection of an aircraft and the verification of the existence of the aircraft logbooks and records. This inspection typically takes between four and eight hours, exclusive of travel time. The collateral inspection is designed to assess the general condition of the aircraft and associated records and to identify any obvious anomalies. A “collateral inspection” does not involve any in-depth representations of the maintenance or inspection status of an aircraft. While certain circumstances may result in our rendering a conditional opinion of the general airworthiness of the aircraft, this type of inspection is not designed to conclusively establish the aircraft’s airworthiness.