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Aircraft Pre-Delivery Inspection demo

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Checks each new aircraft's delivery records and inspection findings before the airline accepts

The punch list is a conversation: each finding is one short line with its photo, the manufacturer's reply threaded under it and the agent's suggested answer, quoted with citations to the purchase agreement and the specification. Only findings that block acceptance stay at the top, each with the plain reason it blocks, and the signature stays locked until every one is closed and re-inspected. Seven agents do the work: an inspection agent turns inspectors' notes and the flight card into findings; a contract agent ties each finding to the clause that decides who fixes it; a reply agent reads every manufacturer answer and drafts the airline's; a records agent checks the 64 delivery records and cross-checks identifiers across documents; a check agent re-reads every blocking verdict on its own; a ferry agent readies the delivery flight; the delivery agent keeps the plan to signature. On one sample widebody, 47 findings include 3 that block: a scratch through primer on a flap fairing, a missing ELT registration and a seat-power wire bundle chafing on a seat-track fitting. The delivery agent drafts the request for the ELT coding certificate, the check agent agrees, and the technical acceptance lead approves it.

Transcript

  1. Aircraft Pre-Delivery Inspection.
  2. Agents check a new aircraft's records and findings before the airline signs.
  3. One manufacturer has over 9,000 jets to deliver.
  4. Leverage ends its signature.
  5. Corvain's new 787 to 9 at Charleston.
  6. 47 findings, 3 blocking.
  7. Each finding is a conversation.
  8. Photo, manufacturer's reply, agent's answer.
  9. On the fairing screen, scratch, the agent cites the specification, Refinish Before Delivery.
  10. On the wiring, the manufacturer blames the seat supplier.
  11. The agent shows it's theirs.
  12. The records agent finds the Yelty coding certificate missing.
  13. The delivery agent drafts the request.
  14. A check agent agrees, and Elena, the lead, approves.
  15. The signature stays locked until every blocker is closed.
  16. Every answer cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
  17. The result? Nothing missed its signature.
  18. Two late fixes carry $38,000 of credits.
  19. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.