Digital logbook scanning Archives

10 May

2023 NBAA Maintenance Conference Takeaways

2023 NBAA Maintenance Conference Takeaways Bridging the Gap in Going Digital The NBAA 2023 Maintenance Conference was a success! More than 1,100 attendees and 164 exhibitors convened in Hartford, Connecticut, from May 2nd – 4th to connect with peers and colleagues, meet with current and potential customers, and take advantage of this year’s theme, “Maximize…

29 Mar

Top 10 List: Business Aircraft of 2022

Keeping Your Business Aircraft At The Top Of The "Most Wanted" List Whether it’s for the best cars, restaurants, or vacation spots, everybody loves a good Top 10 list. And that goes for business aircraft buyers too. According to our friends at BCA Digest, the top 10 selling business aircraft for 2022 were: (drum roll…

Bluetail plus Camp equals full visibility

15 Mar

Bluetail + Camp = Full Visibility

Eliminate Manual Entry with Bluetail When I worked for Apple, I learned that when you introduce a product that would disrupt the status quo (think iPhone and iPod), you will inevitably have to educate what you are doing repeatedly.It’s mainly because people will hear or read about said product and immediately form a perception of…

02 Mar

The Vertical Challenge of Helicopters

Solving the 2:1 Conundrum “At the time (1909), the chief engineer was almost always the chief pilot as well. That had thefortunate result of eliminating poor engineering early in aviation.”Igor Sikorsky, the undisputed ‘father’ of vertical flightI can’t imagine anyone in aviation who is not awed by helicopters and the things they can do. Imagine…

02 Feb

Aviation Industry, Conformity, Digital Logbooks, Scanning, Technology
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by Roy Gioconda

Why IOG Makes an AOG Even Worse

AOGs Don't Have To Be So Difficult AOG - Aircraft on Ground An old saying goes, “If it weren’t for acronyms, airplanes couldn’t fly.” It’s probably more accurate than you think. Aviation is riddled with them. And while the vast majority are simple abbreviations, one, in particular, doesn’t really mean what you might think it…