Questions about WingCheck.

Predictive maintenance uses operating data and maintenance history to identify signs that a component may need attention, so it can be investigated and planned for rather than discovered as an unscheduled event. It complements, rather than replaces, scheduled maintenance programs.

WingCheck compares current trends with each aircraft's and component's own history, looks for recurring defects and unusual operating patterns, and surfaces findings with an explanation of what was observed. Findings are presented for review, not as conclusions.

Typically maintenance records and task cards, component part and serial histories, hours and cycles, airworthiness directive and service bulletin information, and recorded operating parameters where an organization has them. Exact scope depends on what you hold and can share, and is agreed during evaluation.

Component records are organized around part and serial numbers, with installation and removal history, accumulated hours and cycles, and service intervals. This gives a single timeline per component and makes upcoming limits visible for planning.

WingCheck is designed to sit alongside the processes you already follow, not to replace your approved maintenance program or sign-off procedures. How it connects to your current systems and records is discussed and scoped during evaluation.

Every AI-assisted observation shows why it was raised and is placed in a review state for qualified maintenance personnel. People decide whether to investigate, act or dismiss. WingCheck does not make airworthiness determinations.

WingCheck helps track AD and SB applicability and status by aircraft and keeps related records and task cards connected to each item. Responsibility for compliance and regulatory submissions remains with your organization.

Start with a demo using illustrative data. If WingCheck looks like a fit, we'll agree a scope for evaluation: typically a subset of aircraft, the records available for them and the questions you want answered.

Pricing is scoped to fleet size, data sources, teams and workflows. See plans and pricing for more.