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Technical running times: current automatically, not maintained by hand

Flight hours, landings, operating times: these figures decide maintenance and airworthiness — and kept by hand they are notoriously error-prone. In Aerosuite the technical running times are created automatically from flight logging.

Automatic instead of typed by hand

With every confirmed flight Aerosuite carries the aircraft’s counters forward: block time, flight time, landings, tacho reading. Manual corrections are possible and are logged so the history remains traceable.

  • Carried forward from Off-Block, Take-off, Landing and On-Block
  • Separate counters for block time, flight time and landings
  • Corrections with a log instead of silent overwriting
  • Basis for maintenance forecasts and CAMO analyses
Automatically updated technical running times (screenshot to follow).

Forecasts for maintenance planning

From the running counters and previous usage Aerosuite forecasts when a limit is likely to be reached. The maintenance manager sees not just “12.5 hours left” but can plan workshop appointments ahead — before an aircraft is grounded unexpectedly.

FAQ

FAQ: Running times

Where do the technical running times come from?

From digital flight logging: every confirmed flight carries the aircraft’s block time, flight time, landings and tacho reading forward automatically.

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