Skyzen

Skyzen is a web-based and collaborative airworthiness and maintenance management platform for general aviation. According to the vendor, it aims to improve efficiency and traceability in daily operations for aircraft owners/operators, airworthiness management professionals, maintenance management teams, and Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) companies in the general aviation industry.

Key Features

Real-time Airworthiness Management: According to the vendor, Skyzen automates airworthiness by sending email notifications for maintenance requirements and allows operators/owners to choose the operations for the next inspection. It provides real-time information on the remaining hours on the aircraft and can be used as a Digital Technical Logbook.

Online Maintenance Management: The vendor states that Skyzen allows operators/owners to save money and have autonomy in choosing the operations for their aircraft. It ensures regulatory compliance, provides real-time information on the hours left on the aircraft, and allows operators/owners to select the operations for the next inspection. It can also be used as a Digital Technical Logbook.

Efficient Airworthiness Management: According to the vendor, Skyzen provides easy access to all information about the aircraft fleet, offering a real-time view of the limits left on the fleet. It helps save time by eliminating the need to search for information and improves the overall management of airworthiness.

Streamlined Maintenance Management: The vendor claims that Skyzen reduces the time spent on searching for technical documentation and filling inspection reports. It allows completion of inspection reports in real-time while working on the aircraft, enabling execution and control of operations in real-time. It also streamlines the inspection process and report generation.

Improved Fleet Airworthiness: The vendor suggests that Skyzen offers a better vision of the fleet's airworthiness, helping in tracing and digitizing inspections. It aims to enhance overall efficiency and traceability in operations.

Time-saving Automation: According to the vendor, once an aircraft is in Skyzen, due list management is automated. It only requires providing flight hours and launching inspections. Workshops can finish inspection reports faster with data submitted by mechanics.

Enhanced Collaboration: The vendor claims that Skyzen facilitates easier data exchanges between different actors such as owners, CAMO (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization), and MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) companies. It aims to increase efficiency and improve traceability in operations.