Radar

RadarDB, LLC operates the Radar platform, a US-based company providing aircraft maintenance tracking and digital logbook services. The company transforms paper and electronic aircraft logbooks into searchable digital records accessible through its web application. This system links every logbook entry to the original scanned page, supporting compliance and audit needs.

Radar's services cater to a variety of customers, including directors of maintenance, flight departments, aircraft owners, lenders, and repair shops. Users can ship physical logbooks using prepaid labels or upload PDFs. Integration with Google Drive and OneDrive allows automatic import of new logbook files, reducing manual data entry.

The platform offers two main products: Records and Maintenance Tracking. Records processes every page of an aircraft's logbooks, typed or handwritten, capturing essential details like work orders, repair stations, parts with serial numbers, airworthiness directives, and service bulletins. Maintenance Tracking manages the due list generated from maintenance programs, handles squawks with MEL deferrals, and records work plans and technician and inspector sign-offs. It also performs release-to-service checks to ensure all tasks are properly signed.

Radar supports Part 91 and Part 135 operators by providing an accurate due list and a complete history of maintenance records. The system can import third-party status reports, such as Traxxall, enhancing flexibility. Through its linked data approach, users can open any task on the due list and view the exact logbook page that proves compliance. This capability aids in audits, pre-purchase inspections, and routine maintenance management.

The company's pricing ranges from $2,400 to $4,800 per aircraft per year for the Records service alone, scaling with aircraft size. Combining Maintenance Tracking with Records costs between $6,000 and $13,500 annually per aircraft. The platform includes additional tools like aircraft valuation, insurance monitoring, an N-number lookup, and an airworthiness directive lookup. Radar’s website provides live demos, detailed buyer guides, and comparison charts with other aircraft maintenance software products.

The company’s head office location is stated only as the United States. Radar has been developed under the leadership of its founder, who has expertise in flight operations, compliance, and aircraft capital decisions. The platform emphasizes linking maintenance tasks with verifiable proof from original logbooks to reduce errors and streamline oversight and planning.

Services

• Digital logbook Records
• Maintenance Tracking
• Aircraft valuation tools
• Insurance monitoring
• N-number lookup
• Airworthiness Directive lookup
• PDF and physical logbook upload
• Google Drive integration
• OneDrive integration
• Traxxall status import