Bluetail Software Aims to Reduce Part 135 Inspection Time

The Phoenix-based company said it worked with a series of charter operators to develop the software. Those design partners include Solairus Aviation, Wheels Up, Jet It, Wing Aviation, and Mach Point Aviation

Michael Wildes

Friday, October 21, 2022 at 04:51 PM ET

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An aircraft conformity inspection aims to verify that your aircraft conforms to its type design and is configured/bridged to your approved program and operations. [Courtesy: Adobe Stock Photo]

Key Takeaways:

Bluetail has launched MACH Conformity software, designed to significantly reduce the time it takes to complete aircraft conformity inspections.
The software aims to cut inspection time in half, addressing the increased pressure on operators in the growing Part 135 charter market to onboard aircraft faster.
MACH Conformity streamlines the process with features like digital binder building, document linking, and task tracking, which saves operators weeks and tens of thousands of dollars in lost revenue.
Developed with charter operators, the software is reported to reduce conformity inspection time by approximately five days per aircraft, directly increasing revenue for operators.

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Aircraft records company, Bluetail, announced this week that its MACH Conformity software has completed development and will become part of Bluetail’s software portfolio.

MACH Conformity is designed to cut the time it takes to complete conformity inspection in half. An aircraft conformity inspection aims to verify that your aircraft conforms to its type design and is configured/bridged to your approved program and operations.