Most operators don't lose control of certificates through carelessness — they lose it through fragmentation. Aircraft paperwork sits with the technical team, crew licences with the chief pilot, company approvals with the office, and no single view shows what expires next month.
Airlogical consolidates all three into one register. Every certificate carries its issue and expiry dates and the document itself, and everything that's approaching expiry rises to the top of a single ranked list.
Aircraft, crew and company certificates in a single structure, so nothing depends on remembering which system holds what.
Define the certificate types your operation actually holds, organised into sections, rather than being forced into a fixed list.
Every certificate with a date is monitored and surfaced as due-soon or overdue without anyone running a report.
The certificate PDF or scan is held against the record, so evidence is one click away during an audit.
Upcoming expiries are pushed to the people responsible rather than waiting to be discovered.
Filter to what's expired, expiring or complete, and export the picture an inspector asks for.
Configure the certificate types and sections that match your operation — done once.
Add each certificate with its dates and attach the document.
Expiring items appear automatically in the compliance forecast, ranked by urgency.
Update the record on renewal; the history of previous versions is retained.
Any operator who has ever been asked "when does that expire?" and had to go looking in more than one place.
Aircraft, crew and company certificates alike — from Certificates of Registration, ARCs and insurance through to crew licences, ratings and medicals — all in one register with expiry tracking.
Yes. Certificates approaching expiry are surfaced in the compliance forecast and in reminders, so they can be renewed before they lapse rather than after.
Yes. Certificate types and the sections they sit in are configurable, so the register reflects the certificates your operation actually holds.
Yes. The scan or PDF is stored against the certificate record, so the evidence is available immediately during an audit or oversight inspection.
You update the record with the new dates and document; the previous version is retained so the history remains auditable.
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