Next-due inspections, an AD catalog with recurring compliance, ARROW documents with expirations, and squawks that flow from the flight line into the shop. Tach and Hobbs roll forward from every closeout, so the status board is always current without anyone re-typing it.

Annual, 100-hour, transponder, ELT, and pitot-static tracking across the whole fleet, with next-due hours and dates rolled up from closeouts. The items that put an aircraft down are surfaced, not buried.

Start from predictive make/model/engine matches off the FAA registry, tick the ones that apply, and add your own — then recurring compliance is handled properly: when a recurring AD is signed off, the next-due is computed and scheduled automatically. No spreadsheet of due-again-at dates.

A member reports a squawk with photos from the app; it's triaged — airworthiness vs maintenance-only, deferred with a rationale — and forwarded straight to your shop by email or SMS, with a 48-hour link they can use to close it and a printable PDF attached. The front desk sees open squawks on the dispatch board before they hand over the keys.

Hours, utilization, and revenue per aircraft — alongside inspections, ARROW documents, photos, squawks, rates, leases, and owner statements. One page a mechanic, an owner, and the front desk can all trust.

Hobbs assists with maintenance record-keeping; it is not a source of airworthiness authority. Return-to-service and airworthiness determinations remain the responsibility of certificated maintenance personnel.
Book a walkthrough and we'll show you Hobbs with your aircraft, your rules, and your data.