How To Use Aviation Maintenance Software In Line Maintenance

Airline passengers want the best of both worlds—they want safety as a number one priority, and they want quick and efficient service. CloudVisit helps aviation maintenance companies provide the best airplane line maintenance quickly, efficiently, and with aviation safety as the first goal. Line maintenance should be a quick and stressful process. CloudVisit’s Aviation Maintenance Software minimizes stress by streamlining workflow to maximize efficiency and accuracy in line maintenance.

Organization is important and should take place before the inspection begins. Let CloudVisit Software do the organizing work for you. Aviation Maintenance Software provides aviation-specific functionality so that inspectors, technicians, and mechanics know exactly what must be done, in what order, and by whom.

Prior to line maintenance, the inspector uses CloudVisit’s Aviation Inspection Checklist feature to create a list of tasks that must be completed in order for the inspection to be approved. This list streamlines workflow by organizing tasks, and providing a quick way to update the status of each task. You might be surprised to learn that according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), inspectors don’t even need to be on site in order to approve these inspections. Inspectors can provide visual inspections from their computer while collaborating remotely with on site technicians.

On site mechanics and technicians no longer need to wait for an inspector to arrive, and can make more efficient use of their time. Using CloudVisit Aviation Software, aircraft technicians can use a tablet or smart phone with a broadband connection to record data. They can take video or audio recordings, or take photos of completed maintenance. This data can be uploaded and stored on the cloud, where inspectors can quickly review it.

Communication remains the key to quality aviation safety inspections. Inspectors can provide advice to on site technicians through scheduled videoconference sessions. These sessions can be recorded and played back at any time so that every detail is clearly communicated and easily recovered. Since inspectors do not have to travel from one site to another and can be quickly reached through videoconference sessions, their availability increases. They are not traveling so they have more time to provide advice and to approve inspections.

CloudVisit provides impressive enhanced data analysis and reporting, which enables inspectors to analyze trends and patters in the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO). This feature is particularly useful for line maintenance, and can be used to detect instances where line maintenance can be further optimized. Let CloudVisit’s data analysis feature do the work for you—customized reports can focus on aircraft components, maintenance teams, aircraft models, and other aspects of the MRO which may provide opportunities for improvement. Enhanced data reporting can also be used to discern patterns related to aircraft and aircraft components, and provide insights that can influence future investments.

CloudVisit’s Aviation Maintenance Software can be used for a single instance of line maintenance, or a checklist can be replicated and used for an aircraft fleet. All data is securely stored on the cloud with industry-leading security practices and user level permissions.