Flight Resource Planning

One login.
The whole operation.

Maintenance tracking, safety management, and crew scheduling in one system. Built inside a working survey flight operation — because we needed it, not because we set out to sell software.

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AIRWORTHYBASE · PANEL
AirworthyHQ
Fleet & maintenance
AirworthySMS
Safety management
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AirworthyCrew
Scheduling
AirworthyDuty
Duty & rest
AirworthyAOG
Road maintenance
AirworthyRisk
Flight risk assessment
The modules

Six instruments. One scan.

Each module stands on its own. Together they cover the paperwork side of running airplanes — so your scan stays on the operation, not on five different logins.

HQ · Fleet

AirworthyHQ

  • Airframe, engine & prop time tracking
  • Inspections, ADs & component due lists
  • Squawks and maintenance history
  • Documents per aircraft, always current
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SMS · Safety

AirworthySMS

  • FAA Part 5–aligned safety reporting
  • ICAO 5×5 risk assessment & hazard register
  • Corrective actions with closure tracking
  • Training library with currency dates
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Crew · Schedule

AirworthyCrew

  • Pilot & crew scheduling by mission
  • Blackouts, conflicts, and currency flags
  • Availability and assignment at a glance
  • Built for small, dispersed flight departments
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Duty · Rest

AirworthyDuty

  • One-tap duty on/off from any phone
  • Part 135 reference profiles — or your own policy
  • Flight-time limits fed live from AirworthyHQ
  • Duty & rest flags right in the scheduler
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AOG · Road Maintenance

AirworthyAOG

  • Searchable directory of outside shops
  • Use again / caution / avoid — with the story
  • Tap-to-call from a dead-airplane ramp
  • Known shops surface right in the scheduler
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FRAT · Risk Assessment

AirworthyRisk

  • Your daily FRAT, scored live as the PIC answers
  • Go / caution / no-go bands with manager approval flow
  • Aircraft health from the fleet shown in-form
  • Immutable, audited, exportable records
Explore AirworthyRisk →
How it's built

Take the modules you need.
Leave the ones you don't.

  • One sign-on for everyone. A pilot logs in once and sees every module your operation runs. No more three passwords for three tools.
  • Your own instance. Every company's data lives in its own walled-off tenant. Nothing is shared, pooled, or compared.
  • Modules switch on and off. Run HQ and SMS today; add Crew when the schedule outgrows the whiteboard. Pay for what's turned on.
  • Room on the panel. New modules get added as we solve new problems in our own operation — and they slot straight into your base.
Org · Your CompanyMODULES
AirworthyHQ
AirworthySMS
AirworthyDuty
AirworthyAOG
AirworthyRisk
AirworthyCrew
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A definition
Flight Resource Planning (FRP)
/ noun / — like ERP, but it smells like avgas

Big companies run their whole business through an ERP. Flight operations got left out — the tools that exist are either enterprise airline software priced like a mid-time engine, or a stack of spreadsheets held together by the one person who understands them.

AirworthyBase is FRP: the maintenance status, safety program, and crew schedule of a real flight operation, planned in one system, seen through one login. Built and flown daily by a working Part 91 aerial survey operator before it was ever offered to anyone else.