Wingops

Wingops makes airworthiness and maintenance software for aircraft. The website describes the product as modern, customisable and easy to use. It works for airworthiness and maintenance organisations, whether they are separate companies or joined in a single organisation.

The airworthiness tools handle tasks and revisioning, components, airworthiness directives and service bulletins, modifications, dents and buckles, repairs, flight logs, airworthiness reviews and work orders.

The maintenance tools track maintenance processes and manage warehouse materials, tools, logistics, certificates of release to service and hangar planning. The personnel tools cover training, certificates, work time tracking, logbooks with full activity history, and read and sign.

Users can set what each person or group can see or do. Fields can be filtered, sorted and customised, and users can create custom fields. The company says data is secured and backed up automatically.

The platform is built on Amazon AWS infrastructure. The company says it prioritises performance, scalability and reliability, and it releases regular updates and product enhancements.

Wingops holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for information security, and the certificate can be viewed on the website. The site says the software fits CAMO and Part 145 organisations.

The website shows customer logos, including Avia Technics, Diamond Sky and Chimes Aviation Academy. Visitors can book a demo, talk to sales or ask for onboarding help. The contact form asks for fleet size in four bands, from one to five aircraft up to more than fifty. Phone support runs Monday to Friday, Central European time.

Services

• Airworthiness management
• Maintenance tracking
• Warehouse and materials management
• Tools management
• Hangar planning
• Training and certificates
• Work time tracking
• Logbooks
• Advanced permission controls
• Demo and onboarding support