Platinum Eagle Aerospace

Platinum Eagle Aerospace makes FLEX AI, an AI-driven structural health monitoring and trending system for aircraft. The site says the system helps operators, OEMs and maintenance teams plan maintenance with better structural data. The company describes its team as aerospace engineers, AI specialists and aviation safety experts.

The site explains FLEX as four parts. Flight means real-time data during flight operations. Lifecycle means monitoring from manufacture and assembly through years of service. Evaluation means automated AI review of sensor data. eXamination points teams to areas that need a closer look.

The AI dashboard combines live sensor feeds from the aircraft into one view. It flags structural changes for engineering review. The site says the system supports inspection planning and complements required inspections. It does not replace them.

The site lists key advantages. These include real-time monitoring across a fleet, continuous strain and temperature trending between inspections, trend-based alerts and integration into MRO workflows.

The site describes three user groups. Aviation operators can monitor commercial, general and cargo fleets from a central dashboard. MRO providers can offer trend reports and anomaly reports to clients. Private and charter owners can track structural health to protect passengers and crew.

The company also covers marine structural health monitoring and civil infrastructure within its ISO scope. The site says orbital and space structures are included as a sector for structural trending.

The about page says the team has more than 65 years of combined aerospace engineering experience. It names Leon Lavergne as CEO and co-founder. The contact page offers a demo request and other inquiry types, such as engineering services, STC support and partnerships. The site says it responds within one to two business days.