Aircraft Redelivery Management demo

What the demo shows

Agents run a leased aircraft's return to the lessor, from 24 months out to signed acceptance

Each return is one trail from 24 months out to signed acceptance, with today marked, milestones on the line and five lanes beneath it: records, engines and APU, landing gear, airframe and cabin, letters to the lessor. At the head of the trail the redelivery agent writes what is at risk and what it suggests. Seven agents do the work: a lease reader agent quotes every return condition; a condition agent projects the aircraft's state to the return date from live utilization; a cost agent prices perform against compensate for each gap from the lease's own formula and real quotes, with hangar days and holdover rent; a check agent recomputes every compensation blind; a records agent keeps the ATA Spec 2500 set and chases gaps; a letters agent drafts letters and tracks every promise to and from the lessor to the day; the redelivery agent re-plans every night. On the sample aircraft, the landing gear falls due three months after return: compensate $1,200,591 or overhaul for $1,652,000 and six hangar days. The lease technical manager chooses with a reason code and signs; the Head of Lease Management signs acceptance.

Transcript

1. 0:00Aircraft Redelivery Management Agents run lease returns for lease managers, two years out to sign acceptance.
2. 0:10IBA finds most airlines miss return conditions at about $4.5 million widebody.
3. 0:18Corvain's A330 N806CV goes back in 214 days.
4. 0:26Overnight, the redelivery agent flagged the landing gear.
5. 0:31Its overhaul falls due after return, and the lease asked for 60 months left.
6. 0:39Compensate for $1.2 million or overhaul for $1.65 million in six-hanger days.
7. 0:47A check agent recomputed it on its own and agreed to the dollar.
8. 0:54Rachel, the lease manager, chooses to compensate with a reason code and her signature.
9. 1:02The letter's agent drafts the notice to the lessor.
10. 1:05She edits a line and sends it.
11. 1:08The cost record follows.
12. 1:11Every step is cited, signed, and logged.
13. 1:16An 806-CV now lands inside budget with $450,000 kept.
14. 1:24Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

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