Readiness is a decision, not a badge
Every status exposes its supporting evidence, unresolved conditions, and responsible authority.
Aircairn · 2026Airworthiness workflow application
Every release decision should carry its evidence.
A secure web application using document AI to connect defects, inspections, parts, and sign-off around whether an aircraft can safely return to service.
Three clear product targets shaped the work.
< 3 min
Target to reconstruct the evidence behind a release decision
1 record
Aircraft, task, part, and sign-off history
100%
Unresolved blockers tied to owner and airworthiness basis
Release speed needs evidence.
Release evidence is divided across the technical log, MRO software, parts documentation, manual revisions, and shift notes. Each handover demands reconstruction while operational urgency competes with traceability.
A fleet ready for a reason.
An aircraft-centred web application combines a release timeline, blocker-first queue, revision-aware evidence bundles, and explicit licensed sign-off gates. Document AI extracts candidate facts and links their sources, but always requires engineer verification.
Three principles keep the product clear.
Records stay attached to the aircraft
Defects, tasks, parts, manual revisions, and sign-offs form one traceable chain.
Automation prepares; engineers release
The system can structure and flag evidence, but never implies automated airworthiness authority.
From fragmented records to one defensible readiness picture.
The product assembles a defensible readiness picture without compressing open defects, evidence gaps, or authority into a misleading green status.
Document intelligence reduces search effort while leaving every airworthiness judgement and release action visibly human-owned.
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