placard inspections

Placards in aircraft display important information such as operating limitations, emergency procedures, and maintenance details. Automating the inspection of these placards using drones could ensure their accuracy, completeness, and compliance, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.

dent & buckle charts

Creating a digital dent and buckle chart involves using accurate 3D scanning technology to record and visualize any dents, buckles, or surface damages on an aircraft. This digital chart could aid in comprehensive damage assessment, repair planning, and tracking over time.

hail strike inspections

Hail strikes can cause hidden damage to an aircraft’s structure, impacting its integrity and safety. Conducting drone-based inspections after a hailstorm could efficiently identify and document any potential damages, enabling timely repairs and maintenance.

lease return inspections

Aircraft lease agreements often require a detailed assessment of the aircraft’s condition at the end of the lease term. Drones equipped with advanced sensors could streamline the inspection process, capturing high-quality visual data and documentation to support lease return negotiations