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Ultramain and the airplane that outran its paperwork
A jet can send data across an ocean while its maintenance record waits for a pen. Ultramain has spent decades closing that peculiar gap, one logbook and one mechanic at a time.
Veryon and the aircraft that waited for its paperwork
A maintenance job can finish before the paperwork does. Veryon has spent half a century shrinking that gap - and is now teaching software to spot the problems that keep coming back.
The Factory Software Behind Fighter Jets Has a New Assignment: Make AI Auditable
iBASEt spent four decades turning aerospace shop-floor paperwork into a digital record. Now it is betting that the same governed data can make factory AI useful without asking engineers to trust a black box.
Elliot Margul Built the Quiet Software Behind 5,000 Aircraft
He began in airline finance, where one maintenance decision could echo years into the future. Ten years later, the planning software he co-founded had become part of AAR's aviation technology portfolio.
How Aerostrat Turned a Maintenance-Planning Bottleneck Into a $15 Million Acquisition
Airlines still make expensive fleet decisions with planning tools that can buckle under real-world complexity. Aerostrat found the useful middle - software mature enough to trust, flexible enough to bend - and AAR paid $15 million upfront for it.