Every deadline. Every record. One clear horizon.
Aersynx pulls every due date, limit, and certificate across your fleet into one ranked view — read by AI, committed by a person, and audit-ready before anyone asks.
A fleet's truth is scattered — and that has a cost.
Limits and deadlines live in spreadsheets that age the moment they're saved. Records sit in inboxes, PDFs, and drives. When the truth is in twelve places, the one that matters surfaces last.
- A repetitive AD quietly reverts to repeat and gets missed — a finding, or a grounded aircraft.
- An ARC is issued without the readiness it requires, and it isn't valid.
- A records gap surfaces at redelivery — a lease dispute and a value write-down.
- A part is reserved twice, and the first you hear of it is an AOG.
Every deadline across your fleet, in one ranked timeline.
Deadline Horizon merges due dates from 7+ sources — ADs, LLPs, hard-time components, LDND tasks, MEL/CDL deferrals, certificates, and lease milestones — into one prioritized view, fleet-wide and per-aircraft.
- The overdue, the due-today, and the approaching — in priority order.
- Per-aircraft drilldown, so a visit can be planned as one bundle.
- Nothing surfaces too late, and nothing gets tracked twice.
Authorized release, ESN 716341, 12-Mar-2026 · matched on meaning, not keywords
Inspection findings summarized by AI · analyst-reviewed
AI proposes. A person commits.
Aersynx reads your technical documents — OCR, summaries, semantic search — and turns them into proposals. Then it stops. No master record is written until an analyst approves it. Speed without a sign-off is just a faster way to be wrong.
Six capabilities across the full aircraft lifecycle.
Each one runs the same loop — read by AI, committed by a human — on the same record.
One record, not twelve. That's the mechanism.
Compliance, records, asset intelligence, leasing, and supply all read and write the same asset registry. So a change you make once is true everywhere it matters — no re-keying, no drift between tools, no second version of the truth.
Built for organizations that have to prove their work.
Tenant isolation by design
Data is separated at the application, database, and storage layers — one missed check shouldn't be the difference between safe and exposed.
An immutable audit trail
Every write is logged — who did what, to which record, and when. Attributable, filterable, exportable.
Access down to the aircraft
Roles and scopes decide who sees what, enforced in the database, not just the UI.
Answers before you ask.
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