Airworthiness Directive Compliance Tracking demo

Reads each new AD, decides which tails it applies to and proves compliance, for engineers 1:34

What the demo shows

Reads each new AD, decides which tails it applies to and proves compliance, for engineers

The new AD sits at the top in plain words: what is unsafe, what to do, by when and what ends it, each with a quote. Below it the fleet's tails fall through a stack of sieves built from the AD's own paragraphs: model and line number, installed part number, credit for earlier inspections. Every sieve quotes its paragraph and every tail it stops shows the record and the reason; the tails that come through carry their cycles left, an estimated date and the slot the planner agent found. Seven agents do the work: a watch agent finds the AD, a reader agent extracts it with its bulletin, an applicability agent builds and runs the sieves, a check agent recomputes the call blind (here it refused one credit for a missing eddy current sheet), a planner agent turns the compliance times into due points and slots, a proof agent checks every signed task card against the AD, and a report agent keeps the AD status report live. The AD engineer approves the call with a reason code and can pull any tail back in; the planner accepts slots; records confirm proof; the Director of Quality signs the report and every AMOC.

Transcript

  1. Airworthiness Directive Compliance Tracking reads each new AD, finds the tails it applies to, and proves compliance.
  2. Four AD engineers and quality teams.
  3. One flight passed an AD can cost $75,000.
  4. AD 2026-19-07 just landed on Corvane's 737-8 slat tracks.
  5. An agent read it with its bulletin.
  6. 62 tales fall through the AD's own paragraphs, each quoted with its record.
  7. 14 come out. A second agent rechecked a loan and refused one credit.
  8. An inspection sheet was missing.
  9. An 834 CV has 41 cycles left, so the planner proposes tonight at Denver.
  10. Dana approves the call with a reasoned code and her signature.
  11. At 2 a.m.
  12. signed work returns. The proof agent closes it and sets the repeat.
  13. Every value cited. Every decision signed.
  14. Every step logged. 14 tails planned in a morning.
  15. None past due. Every line proven.
  16. Built on Botminds.
  17. Agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

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