Operations manual · Revision control

AIRWORTHYSOP

The manual everyone has actually read.

Your flight operations manual, section by section, with revision control and a record of who acknowledged what. When an auditor asks whether the crew saw the change, you can show them.

See it

Real screens from the live product.

The manual, searchable, with revision state on every section
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The manual, searchable, with revision state on every section
Editing a section — the change summary is required
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Editing a section — the change summary is required
Compliance audit: who is behind, on what, across modules
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Compliance audit: who is behind, on what, across modules

What it does

Section-level revisions

Edit a section and it takes a new revision number with a required change summary. The old text stays in the history.

Acknowledge once, then only changes

A new crewmember signs the whole manual once. After that only revised sections ask for a signature, so nobody re-reads forty pages for a typo fix.

Compliance audit across every module

One screen showing who still owes what — SOP revisions, safety briefings, training debriefs — with a one-click chase-up email.

Written for Part 91 survey

Seeded with sections most manuals miss: sensor handling, deployment away from base, EFB policy, just culture, NTSB 830 reporting.

Better together

Every AirworthyBase module reads from the others — data entered once, working everywhere. Integrations inform; they never assume.

CREW

Acknowledgements are tied to the crew record, so a new hire inherits the right reading list.

SMS

Safety briefings and policies appear in the same compliance audit as manual sections.

TRAIN

Training debriefs awaiting a signature show up alongside manual acknowledgements.

The rest of the panel

One login. Whole operation.

Take the modules you need. Turn on more when you’re ready.

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