AirLog-100SA Aeronautical Maintenance of Aircraft and Engines Database
AirLog-100SA was developed specifically for our South America customers and could be an alternative to traditional aircraft maintenance spreadsheets. This versatile database allows the pilot to register and track aircraft flight hours, engine hours, FAA Airworthiness Directives (AD’s), Time Before Overhaul (TBO) of components, and more!
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Product Description
The main advantage of AirLog-100SA is that a single subscription manages the aeronautical maintenance of the whole fleet (rotor or fixed-wing). Customers only pay per aircraft subscribed. In other words, there is no need for an individual logbook or maintenance record per aircraft. Aircraft operators can upload up to a thousand (1,000) aircraft into one AirLog-100SA subscription. This is extremely useful to operators with a large fleet of aircraft because only one AirLog-100SA subscription is required to manage the whole fleet.
This electronic logbook can be loaded into an iPad, electronic notebook, or even in a smartphone that will be carried in any aircraft (helicopter, or airplane) and provides the flexibility and real-time data that ground personnel need. The AirLog-100 helps the pilot with the automatic re-calculation of flight hours due to the built-in formulas in the software.
Due to the enhanced capabilities, this logbook is a combined Aircraft and Engine Logbook and can be used by flight (pilots) or ground personnel (aircraft technicians) simultaneously, providing updated data to the maintenance department of aircraft flight hours and engine data, which helps in the planning of upcoming inspections, as well as scheduled or unscheduled repairs. ground personnel will install AirLog-100SA in a PC and can track or monitor any progressions, or notes the pilot adds to the logbook in remote locations away from the maintenance hangar.
It also eliminates missing logbook pages, logbook deterioration, flight hours calculation errors, or even miscalculations.
The database contains eleven (11) sections or modules:
- Aircraft Inspections
- Engine Inspections
- Aircraft Airworthiness Directives (AD’s)
- Engine Airworthiness Directives (AD’s)
- Accessories Airworthiness Directives (AD’s)
- National Airworthiness Directives (DA’s/DAN’s)
- Annual Scheduled Inspections
- Engines
- Maintenance Work Orders (WO’s)
- Aircraft Alterations
- Aircraft Components
