Due dates automatically in view
For each aircraft you record maintenance events with their limits: 50-hour check, annual inspection, component replacement. With every logged flight Aerosuite recalculates the remaining times and shows what is due next — with configurable warning thresholds.
- Due dates by flight hours, landings or calendar time
- Remaining times update with every flight
- Warning thresholds and reminders
- Maintenance history per aircraft and component
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Due dates by different limits
Maintenance is not only about hours. Aerosuite monitors several kinds of limits at once:
| Limit type | Example | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| Flight hours | 50- and 100-hour check | From logged flight time |
| Landings | Landing-gear checks | From counted landings |
| Calendar time | Annual inspection, ARC | From date |
| Components | Life-limited parts | From component running time |
Working together with defects and bookings
If maintenance becomes overdue or a serious defect is reported, Aerosuite can lock the aircraft for bookings until maintenance releases it. So only aircraft that are allowed to fly actually fly — and no one accidentally books a locked aircraft.