Our product

Airworthy

An aircraft maintenance information system for fleet operators. Twenty-four screens over one record — operations, inventory, airworthiness, analytics and configuration — and most of them keep answering with no connection at all.

The Airworthy operations board: every tail with its readiness, open defects and the sorties flying it.
Every module

Open it the way a squadron does.

Pick a module to see the screen behind it. These are captures of our live demo environment, running a synthetic fleet — the application itself, not a mock-up.

Modules

Operations

Maintenance

Compliance

Analytics

Configuration

Operations

Operations

Readable offline

Every tail with its readiness state and the sorties flying it — active first, the planned queue behind. What is grounded, what is due inside a week, what each sortie is still missing, and what came home still loaded.

Operations in Airworthy. Every tail with its readiness state and the sorties flying it — active first, the planned queue behind. What is grounded, what is due inside a week, what each sortie is still missing, and what came home still loaded.
The brief

Twelve problems a maintenance system has to answer for.

These are the constraints the platform was designed around — the ones that decide whether a system gets used on the line or worked around.

Legacy systems that cannot answer a new question without a new release.

Fleet data split across systems that never agreed on what a part is.

Work carried out on a flight line with no connectivity, and no lost records afterwards.

Scanners, readers and shop-floor devices that have to reach the same record.

Airworthiness regulation and cyber requirements that both have to be evidenced.

Serial-numbered inventory whose as-built tree has to stay true to the aircraft.

Maintenance forecast that has to be believable enough to plan hangar slots against.

A readiness figure that is current, not the one from this morning’s report.

Stores and spares held across bases that each think they own the stock.

Armament lifecycle, loading configurations and expiry, tracked to the hardpoint.

Fuel and cost attributed per aircraft and per sortie, not per month.

Several bases coordinating from one dataset while working to their own queues.

Airworthy at a glance

24Modules, adoptable one at a time
20Keep working with no connection
5Areas of the operation covered
2Languages, laid out right-to-left
Contact

Tell us what your fleet cannot see yet.

Whether it is a legacy system that has run out of road or a new platform to plan from scratch, start with the problem. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.

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Where we are
Rishon LeZion, Israel
Email
rsinnotech.team@gmail.com
Hours
Sun – Thu, 09:00 – 18:00 IST