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02 · Plans

One chain. Four ways in.

Air Fuse is sold the way your organisation is built: by department. Start with the stages that hurt today, then grow into the whole enforced chain.

No public pricing. Plans are scoped to fleet size and headcount on a call.

Plan 01Training Operations
Plan 02Training + Quality
Plan 03Assessment & Competency
Plan 04Full Suite

Where each plan stops.

Five stages, one chain. Pick a plan to see exactly which stages it runs, who works in it, and where it hands over to the way you work today.

  1. 01

    Assignment

    Training Officer
  2. 02

    Task and sign-off

    Trainee and Engineer
  3. 03

    Quality review

    QA Officer and Quality Reviewer
  4. 04

    Practical assessment

    Assessor
  5. 05

    Certificate

    Issued by the system

What runs

Who works in it

Where it hands over

Four plans, up close.

Each plan is a department's slice of the same chain. What it runs, who it is for, and what it looks like on day one.

Plan 01 · Training department

Training Operations

Runs stages 01 and 02

For the Head of Training who needs every logbook signed properly before anything else.

Digital logbooks, task execution with evidence, and supervisor sign-off in real time. The foundation every other plan sits on.

  • Programmes and assignments
  • Evidence on every task
  • Real-time signatures and stamps
  • Scheduling and progress views
  • Acknowledgement on record before any task starts
  • Corrections loop between supervisor and trainee
  • Experience hours, attested at sign-off
  • Hangar attendance at the aircraft

Grows into Training + Quality

Logbook LB-0447B737NG · A. Rahman
  • 21Air conditioning12 / 12
  • 24Electrical power9 / 12
  • 29Hydraulic power6 / 12
  • 32Landing gear5 / 14

3 tasks waiting on the Engineer

1 returned to the trainee, reason on record

Plan 02 · Training and quality

Training + Quality

Runs stages 01 to 03

For the Quality Manager who wants every logbook checked and every task inspected, not a sample.

Adds the two-layer quality review. A structured checklist over the whole logbook, then a task-by-task inspection. Anything that fails goes back with its reasons.

  • Everything in Training Operations
  • Structured checklist reviews
  • Task-level quality review
  • Corrections loop with the trainee
  • Checklists built in your own form builder
  • Every task reviewed, never sampled

Grows into Full Suite

Quality review · LB-044742 tasks

Layer 1Logbook checklistQA Officer

  • All entries signed and dated
  • Evidence where required
  • Stamps match authorisations
  • Programme complete

Layer 2Every taskQuality Reviewer

  • 21-51-00Pass
  • 24-22-00Pass
  • 29-11-00Returned
  • 32-41-00Pass

29-11-00 returned: contents check reading missing. The trainee sees the reason.

Plan 03 · Standards

Assessment & Competency

Runs stage 04 Runs standalone

For the standards team that assesses licensed engineers, whatever system holds their training records.

Practical assessments on their own, beside whatever records system you already have. Scored, evidenced, and followed by a plan when someone is not there yet.

  • Structured competency scoring
  • Question banks per aircraft type
  • Evidence capture in the room
  • Development plans after a fail
  • Due list with 90 and 30 day reminders
  • Renewals straight from the due list, no logbook
  • Assessor calibration against a benchmark

Joins the chain in Full Suite

Assessment · K. TanA320 · B2 licence
Question bank · A320 · 48 questionsNo logbook needed
Safety awareness
Technical procedure
Documentation discipline
PhotoVideoAudioEvidence attached
Competent

Next assessment due 2028-09-22

Plan 04 · The whole organisation

Full Suite

Runs the complete chain

For the VP of Maintenance who wants one chain from assignment to certificate, with nothing outside it.

The whole chain, enforced end to end. A certificate cannot exist without every sign-off before it, and your authority can check it without calling you.

  • Every stage, every seal
  • Two-layer quality review
  • Practical competency assessment
  • Certificate with verification code
  • Attestation signed and stamped
  • One record, assignment to certificate

Everything in Plans 01, 02 and 03

Record of completion

Certificate of Training

Issued under the enforced sign-off chain

Assessor · № 4482
Issued
Quality · attested

Verify AF-7K2M-99Q4-TR81

Plan by plan, stage by stage.

Everything each plan runs, in one table. Point at a plan to follow its column down.

IncludedPlan 01Training OperationsStages 01 and 02Plan 02Training + QualityStages 01 to 03Plan 03Assessment & CompetencyStage 04, standalonePlan 04Full SuiteThe complete chain
The chain
01 Assignment and acknowledgement
02 Task execution and sign-off
03 Two-layer quality review
04 Practical assessment
05 Certificate with verification code
Logbooks and sign-off
Programmes and assignments
Evidence on every task
Real-time signatures and role stamps
Corrections loop with the trainee
On-the-job experience hours, attested at sign-off
Hangar attendance at the aircraft
Scheduling and progress views
Quality
Structured checklist review of each logbook
Task-level quality review of every task
Form builder for your own checklists
Assessment and competency
Structured competency scoring
Question banks per aircraft type
Evidence capture in the room
Development plans after a fail
Assessor calibration against a benchmark
Due list and renewal reminders
Across the organisation
Audit trail, filtered by trainee, type, programme or date
All five regulatory vocabularies
Beside your MRO system
Logbook history import

Start where it hurts. Grow into the chain.

Moving up a plan switches on the next stages of the same chain. The records you already have stay exactly where they are, signed as they were signed.

Plan 01

Training Operations

Plan 02

Training + Quality

Plan 04

Full Suite

Plan 03

Assessment & Competency

Add quality review

Add assessment and the certificate

Add logbooks and quality review

  • No re-signing. Records signed under one plan stay valid under the next.
  • Assessment can come first. Plan 03 runs beside your current records system and joins the chain later.
  • Your vocabulary from day one. Every plan speaks your regulator's terms.

Pricing

No public pricing.

Every plan is scoped on a call, to two things:

Fleet size
Aircraft types and stations in scope
Headcount
Trainees, engineers and assessors on the chain
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Questions.

Can we start with one plan and add another later?

Yes. Each plan is a slice of the same chain, so moving up switches on the next stages. Nothing is migrated and no record is re-signed.

Does Assessment & Competency need a logbook?

No. It runs standalone, beside whatever records system you already have. Renewals start straight from the due list.

Which regulatory frameworks does each plan speak?

All five on every plan: GCAA, EASA, UK CAA, FAA and Transport Canada. Pick yours once and every screen, form and certificate uses its terms.

Do we have to replace our maintenance system?

No. Air Fuse runs the training layer beside your MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) system and plugs into it.

Can we bring our existing logbook history?

Yes. Existing logbook history imports, so nobody starts from page one.

Where does the certificate come from?

Only the Full Suite issues it, once every stage before it is sealed. It carries every signature, stamp and credential, plus a verification code your authority can check.

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