For Part 91 flight departments

“Can she fly today?” Answered in five seconds. With receipts.

Every tail's due list — scheduled maintenance and AD/SB obligations extracted from your own documents and evaluated against real hours and cycles. An AI chief that answers from live data, an RFQ pipeline straight into the MRO network, and a status that says “not evaluated” rather than green when the records don't support it.

One due list per tail

Scheduled items, extracted AD/SB obligations, discrepancies, engines and APU — ranked together, overdue first. Log a flight and the airframe clock advances, recomputing what's due. Interactive 3D airframe models on supported types.

Green means proven

A line reads compliant only when a record supports it. No baseline, an unreadable verdict, a component whose clock was never established, a lookup that failed — each reads as not evaluated, never as clear. The one thing a tracking system must never do is quietly tell you it's fine.

Due list → RFQ → quotes

Pick the items for this visit, set the airport, send one request. Quotes from MROs come back into the same thread. No email archaeology, no re-typing the work scope.

Ask Chief which aircraft is closest to grounding, what to package together to minimize downtime, or for a drafted log entry — streamed in seconds from your fleet's real data.

Grounded only in your records. Nothing invented. People sign — faster.

JetLens aircraft compliance sheet: identity band with airframe hours and cycles, verdict chips reading 1 not complied / 6 need attention / 184 complied, then rows for airworthiness directives and life-limited components with per-item status.
One tail, one sheet — every requirement with the record behind it.Sample export. Synthetic aircraft; no customer data.

Founding program

$495 /tail/month ($990 minimum)

Founding program: rate locked, fleet set up for you, documents loaded with you on the call.

The stack it replaces: $1.1k$1.9k per tail / month

Cost matrix on the next page →

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What it costs to compete with one JetLens subscription

Typical market pricing for the point systems a Part 91 flight department assembles today. Ranges reflect published list prices and common contract values; your quotes may vary — the disconnection between the systems doesn't.

CapabilityToday's point systemTypical cost (per tail / month)JetLens
Maintenance tracking & due listsCAMP / Traxxall subscription$900$1.5k✓ included
AD/SB research & applicabilityManual PDF cross-referencing (DOM hours)$80$200✓ included
MRO sourcing & quote managementPhone calls, email threads, spreadsheets$40$100✓ included
Compliance status reportingHand-built reports for the principal$30$80✓ included
AI: Chief assistant + document extraction + 3D fleetDoesn't exist in this market✓ included
Disconnected stack total$1.1k$1.9k$495/tail

vs. CAMP / Traxxall

They store what you type, and a blank field looks exactly like a clean one. JetLens reads your documents, evaluates them against real utilization, and when the records don't support a status it says so instead of showing green. Different category.

The DOM-hours line

AD research and report-building are labor you already pay for — they just don't show up on a software invoice.

No implementation project

Days to first value. Add a tail, baseline it with the wizard, upload your documents — flying status the same week.