A new player has entered the business aviation maintenance software space: the WingWork aircraft maintenance-tracking platform, which also offers maintenance management features.
Miami-based WingWork said the software is an "end-to-end operating system built for maximum efficiency and functionality.” In addition to maintenance tracking, maintenance facilities and technicians can use WingWork to create work orders, manage inventory, generate invoices, fill out logbook entries, enter data related to maintenance activities, and receive customer feedback.
More than 50 industry advisors have helped WingWork develop the platform. “Our network of advisors has been a crucial element to our success,” said WingWork CEO Matt Castellini. “They give us invaluable feedback on building a world-class tool to power the modern aircraft mechanic. It’s clear from the market response that we’re on to something.”
WingWork plans to add more features based on customer feedback, including the ability to improve forecasting of maintenance events and their costs, which will help improve aircraft availability.
“The business aircraft maintenance industry is ready for a 21st-century solution that will use cutting-edge technology widely adopted in other industries,” said Karthik Srinivasan, WingWork’s chief technology officer. “We want to develop best-in-class software to help the maintenance industry make the transition from relying on manual processes to harnessing the power of next-generation technology to help assist them with their workflows and leveraging data to their benefit.”