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- Carriers Companies that operate aircraft and therefor maintain records in a highly regulated environment.
- Lessors Companies that lease and sell aircraft, engines and component parts to owners/operators.
- MRO Companies that provide maintenance, repair and overhaul services as a vendor to owners/operators of aircraft, engines and component parts.
- OEM Original equipment manufacturers that build aircraft and/or their components.
- MOD Companies that modify commercial passenger and cargo aircraft, managing an enormous variety of makes, models, and records.
- Regulators Governing organizations worldwide that set standards for airline passenger safety, fleet airworthiness and manufacturing and also monitor and enforce regulations.
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- By Application Powerful records management and records exchange applications for any sector of the aviation ecosystem.
- By Features AirVault's powerful platform provides many tools to capture, manage, report on and administer aviation records.
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- Implementation Our process and our people set us apart with over 250 years of real-world experience in the aviation industry. We get what service means.
- Process Optimization Maximizing value from MRO operations demands implementing the most optimized processes. AirVault provides a service that does just that.
- Portable Scanning Limited capabilities to capture maintenance records realtime is no longer a problem. AirVault provides optional scanning stations.
- Integration AirVault features unparalleled capabilities to support integration with your existing applications.
- Records Archive Conversion Warehouses of maintenance records are no longer a problem with AirVault.
- Support Support is one of the many ways AirVault keeps proving value long after you turn our services on.
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- Many Mission-critical Implementations
- Over 20,000 End Users
- Over 3 Billion Records Under Management
- More Than 2,000 Customers
- 250 Years of Experience on Advisory Team
- 53 years in-house MRO Domain Expertise
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Feb 82012

What's that flight?

Wolfram|Alpha can tell--and show--you what flights are passing overhead--just ask! Continue Reading »

Feb 62012

An Appreciation of Don Bateman

Seattle Times: The crash-avoidance technology pioneered by Don Bateman has virtually eliminated what used to be the most common type of airplane disaster. Continue Reading »

Written by: Industry News | Category: Aviation Industry

Jan 292012

AirVault Hosted Events - Asia

AirVault announces a series of private seminars held in six Pacific Rim cities throughout 2012. Continue Reading »

Jan 122012

Harmonizing Lease Transfers

Aviation Week aftermarket blog reports: Eliminating duplicated maintenance required by different regulatory agencies could take billions of dollars out of maintenance and engineering work for leased aircraft when they transfer across borders. That’s not a typo—it’s billions. Continue Reading »

Written by: Industry News | Category: Aviation Industry

Dec 162011

Life after death: 45 tumors didn't slow this airman down

This story, making the rounds the past few days, seems to fit perfectly with the holiday season. Master Sgt. Scott Kapanke, 437th Maintenance Squadron flight chief at Joint Base Charleston, thought he had a bad reaction to a flu shot. But it turns out he had something worse. Continue Reading »

Written by: Industry News | Category: Aviation Industry

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