Vision Aircraft Records Launches New Software
Feb 2, 2023
February 02, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Digital Remastering of Aircraft Records By And For Aviation Professionals
PHOENIX, AZ– Vision Aircraft Records, a leading provider of aircraft records management, today announced the launch of its new software and website at https://visionaircraftrecords.com.
Vision Aircraft Records provides aircraft owners, brokers, consultants and stakeholders unprecedented access to their aircrafts maintenance records in a secure and efficient management solution.
“We are excited to introduce our new software to the aviation community,” said Mark Leeper, President of Vision Aircraft Records. “This new and upgraded product allows us to broaden our reach and feature our S.M.A.R.T. (Secure Managed Aircraft Records Technology) product. Our goal is to help aircraft owners, brokers and other stakeholders around the world reduce costs and increase aircraft value. By leveraging our proprietary S.M.A.R.T. system, aircraft owners are able to manage their aircraft maintenance, handle transactions easily, make better decisions about their fleets, and remain compliant with FAA regulations at all times.”
The new S.M.A.R.T. system allows customers to quickly and easily search, share and manage all of their aircraft maintenance records in one place. The system helps minimize operational costs, streamline maintenance, increase efficiency and reduce litigation risks.
“At Vision Aircraft Records, our first priority is the safety of all aircraft involved. Our proprietary system ensures that aircraft retain their value and maintain safety for all stakeholders at all times,” said Mark Leeper, President.
About Vision Aircraft Records:
Vision Aircraft Records Digital Logbook system is the Business Aviation Industry’s most trusted electronic records platform. Securing and managing close to $1.5 billion in aircraft logbook value, Vision is meeting one of the greatest challenges in the aviation industry today. The conversion of over 100 years of “paper based” aircraft maintenance records into a digital data management system.
The Vision company has delivered to market an FAA AC-120-78A compliant Aircraft Digital Logbook that enables users to enter data directly into an accessible, researchable and legally recognized electronic system.
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For more information about Aviation Business Consultants Intl. (ABCI) , contact the company here:
Aviation Business Consultants Intl. (ABCI)
Paula Williams
702-987-1679
[email protected]
1288 East 850 North
Tooele UT 84074
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