AIRWORTHYAOG
A searchable directory of the outside maintenance shops your crews have used on the road — who fixed you right, who to avoid, and the story behind every verdict. The fleet’s institutional memory, permanent and shared.
See it
Real screens from the live product.
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What it does
Search built for the ramp
Type an ICAO, a shop name, a city — or even “mag” to find the shop that fixed one. Built for the ninety seconds you have standing next to a dead airplane.
Verdicts, not stars
Use again, caution, or avoid — the three things a pilot actually says about a shop — with a notes field for the story the next crew needs.
Tap to call
Phone numbers dial straight from your phone. Capabilities — piston, avionics, prop, AOG mobile, A&P/IA on field — tell you if they can even help before you dial.
Everyone contributes
Any crew member logs a shop while the experience is fresh. Road knowledge comes from whoever was on the road — it shouldn’t die in a text thread.
Known shops in the scheduler
Set a mission’s operating base and the scheduler quietly shows what you already know about maintenance there — including anything flagged avoid.
Audited like everything else
Every entry and verdict change is logged — the same database-level audit trail as the rest of the platform.
Better together
Every AirworthyBase module reads from the others — data entered once, working everywhere. Integrations inform; they never assume.
Known shops — and avoid flags — surface when a mission’s base is set
Pairs with squawk records for the full story of road maintenance events
Recurring shop problems can feed the hazard register