The Process

Once the aircraft has been placed with AvPlanning, a Log Book audit is carried out to establish all recurring AD’s applicable to the aircraft and when the AD’s were last complied with. This comprehensive audit will also reveal any AD’s that have been overlooked or overdue for compliance. If a full historical audit has been commissioned, non-recurring AD's are also researched and recorded for compliance. The audit and tracking includes all time lifed components, required or requested Service Bulletins or Service Letters and any operator OSIP's as requested.

Results of the Audit are entered into the computer based maintenance control program.

When it's time for a maintenance event, fax or email the Upcoming Maintenance Booking form to AvPlanning.

A complete work package will be generated and forwarded to any Maintenance Workshop you nominate. The workshop can then transfer the information to their own worksheets OR use the AvPlanning worksheets directly once their use is incorporated into the workshops engineering procedures manual. Included in the workpackage is a list of maintenance due during the new MR's validity in the expected order of occurance.

Once the job is complete, fax or email the work package back to us.

We’ll check and update the history ready for the next inspection.

Future maintenance requirements can also be sent to you as a forecast of your next inspection costs. This gives owners plenty of notice of extra expenses.

The Costs