A regional maintenance provider serving turboprop and light jet operators ran its hangar on paper task cards, a parts spreadsheet, and institutional memory, and audit preparation took weeks. OrbitsHub built an MRO platform matched to how the hangar works: tablet sign-offs on the floor, parts and shelf-life tracking in the stores, and a compliance trail aligned with EASA continuing airworthiness and FAA airworthiness directives.
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Aviation MRO case study
A regional MRO moved task cards, parts, and compliance off paper and onto the hangar floor's tablets.
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From binders,
to a hangar that runs on data.
faster audit preparation
Every sign-off, part, and certificate lives on one timeline per aircraft, so an audit trail became a query instead of a three-week paper hunt.
fewer parts stockouts
Shelf-life and reorder alerts mean the part is on the bench when the aircraft opens, the difference between a turnaround and an AOG.
mobile sign-offs on the floor
Technicians sign tasks on tablets at the aircraft, photos attached. Nothing waits for the office, nothing gets re-keyed from paper.