Aircraft identity & Passport
Build a persistent, navigable aircraft history connected to supporting records.
ExploreThe trust and intelligence layer for aircraft ownership
Connect aircraft identity, records, maintenance, inspections and transaction workflows so owners and aviation professionals can understand what happened, what needs attention and which evidence supports it.
✓ Built for owners and aviation professionals • No credit card required to contact us
Maintenance overview
Demonstration interface — fictional aircraft data.
One aircraft. One connected history.
AircraftFax connects identity, records, maintenance, components, inspections, findings and ownership workflows around the aircraft—while preserving source context and professional responsibility.
Build a persistent, navigable aircraft history connected to supporting records.
ExploreSee recurring tasks, upcoming work and supporting logbook context by date, hours and cycles.
ExplorePrepare structured questions, evidence and findings for qualified professional review.
ExploreConnect logbooks, invoices, photos and supporting files to the aircraft story without replacing official records.
ExploreShare structured, evidence-linked summaries while keeping unknown information distinct from negative findings.
ExploreCoordinate owners, buyers, brokers and aviation professionals without blurring authority or accountability.
ExploreMaintenance tracking
Organize tasks by date, hours and cycles, with ATA context, component details and logbook references.
Maintenance overview
Demonstration interface — fictional aircraft data.
Pre-purchase assessment • Fictional aircraft data
Demonstration report — fictional aircraft data.
Pre-purchase inspections
Document exterior, interior, records, verification, photographs, findings and recommendations in one repeatable workflow.
Built for the people around the aircraft
Designed to support practical collaboration without blurring professional accountability.
A clear view of records, maintenance and the people responsible.
A repeatable inspection workflow with findings and recommendations.
Technical context, task history and logbook references in one place.
Relevant aircraft information and upcoming tasks, ready when needed.
One shared source of information with clearer responsibilities.
A practical way to review multiple aircraft and upcoming work.
Straight answers
AircraftFax helps organize information and workflows. It does not replace official records, qualified inspections or airworthiness decisions.
View all questions →AircraftFax is an aircraft trust and intelligence platform that connects history, records, maintenance, inspections, reports and transaction workflows around the aircraft.
No. AircraftFax is not an FAA system and does not replace required records, regulatory filings or professional advice.
No. It helps organize supporting information and references. Owners and qualified professionals remain responsible for required logbooks and records.
The platform is designed for owners, co-owners, pilots, mechanics, shops, buyers, evaluators and small fleet teams.
Multi-aircraft management is part of the intended product model. Account limits and commercial plans require validation before launch.
Every aircraft has a history.