Aerospace Software Development

Aircraft technical log capturing every maintenance action, inspection, and defect with the task reference, the engineer who completed it, the date, and the release to service certification. Component history showing every installation and removal for each life-limited and serialised part on the aircraft, with the component hours and cycles at each event. Airworthiness directive compliance record showing the applicability determination, the compliance method, the completion date, and the next compliance due for every AD applicable to the aircraft type. Maintenance programme task tracking showing which programme tasks are complete, which are approaching due, and which are overdue for each aircraft in the fleet. The technical record that satisfies a continuing airworthiness audit and gives your maintenance team an accurate picture of what work is due without searching paper records.

Work package planning assembling the scheduled maintenance tasks, unscheduled defect rectifications, and any additional work items into a planned work package for each maintenance input. Work order generation with task cards referencing the applicable approved data -- the Aircraft Maintenance Manual task, the Airworthiness Directive, or the Engineering Order -- linked to each work step. Engineer assignment with the required licence category and type rating endorsement checked against the engineer record before assignment. Parts and tooling reservation against the work order with the requirement visible to stores and tool control before the aircraft arrives. Completion recording with the maintenance release certification linked to each task and the work package close-out confirming all tasks are signed off before the aircraft is returned to service. The work order workflow that manages a maintenance input without the coordinator tracking status by phone call.

Serviceable parts inventory with part number, serial number, batch number, traceability documentation, and shelf-life expiry managed for every item in stores. Component serviceability checking validating that a part has a valid release document, has not exceeded its life limit, and is within its shelf-life before it is issued to a work order. Incoming goods inspection and quarantine for parts without adequate traceability documentation. Rotable component tracking showing current installation location, accumulated hours and cycles, and next scheduled shop visit for life-limited and on-condition components. Parts loan and exchange management for AOG situations where a component is borrowed from another operator or a distributor pending the serviceable unit being returned. The parts management system that prevents an unserviceable or inadequately documented part reaching an aircraft.

Airworthiness directive applicability determination matching AD references against the aircraft type, engine type, and component part numbers in your fleet to identify which ADs apply to each aircraft. Compliance method recording showing the terminating action, recurring inspection, or alternative means of compliance selected for each applicable AD. Compliance due date calculation for recurring ADs based on the compliance method, the aircraft hours/cycles at last compliance, and the current aircraft utilisation rate. Alert generation when an aircraft approaches an AD compliance due date with the lead time configured to give the maintenance planning team sufficient notice to schedule the work. Continued airworthiness documentation for engineering orders, service bulletins, and optional modifications with the incorporation status tracked per aircraft.

Flight scheduling and dispatch covering route planning, slot coordination, ground handling requests, and fuel uplift. Crew scheduling with licence currency checks, rest period compliance, and crew qualification against route and aircraft type. Operational flight plan generation with performance calculations, fuel planning, and alternate aerodrome selection. Flight following showing the current position and status of each aircraft in the fleet with ETAs updated from actual departure times. Load and balance calculation for each departure. Operational control communications between the operations centre and flight crew. The flight operations platform that manages the operational day without the dispatcher's workflow depending on phone calls and manual updates.

Engineer licence and rating records showing the current scope of certifying authority for each engineer, the licence expiry date, and the aircraft types they are authorised to certify. Training record management covering type rating courses, continuation training, human factors, and dangerous goods with the completion date, training provider, and expiry date for each qualification. Recency monitoring with alerts when engineer authorisations approach expiry so renewals are planned before the engineer loses certification. Competency assessment recording for elements of the maintenance organisation's training scheme. The personnel records management that gives the nominated post-holder a current view of who is authorised to certify what without maintaining a separate spreadsheet.