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Software as a Service: an intuitive approach to aviation maintenance planning.

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Effective planning to increase line maintenance efficiencies.

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See how optimized aviation maintenance planning can double profits

From the engineers behind the world's most trusted Aviation Maintenance & Engineering (M&E) application

With airline fleet sizes growing at an unprecedented pace, line maintenance organizations are being asked to fit more tasks into a day with more aircraft, more flights—and shorter turnaround times. IFS Maintenix Line Planner helps line planners keep on top of short term maintenance planning and focus on the things that really matter to safety, compliance and availability. Delivered from the cloud, IFS Maintenix Line Planner gets off the ground quickly, and using data from any Maintenance & Engineering system, helps line planners create maintenance plans that fly.

Improve planning efficiency

Speed through creating and refining an effective line maintenance plan—no more switching between systems to piece together critical information. From a single screen, line planners can see their most important tasks and quickly drag and drop them into available maintenance slots across the network.

Reduce execution risk

Break through the noise and see what is putting the plan at risk. IFS Maintenix Line Planner continuously monitors your network for events such as tail swaps and part or tool shortages—and automatically alerts planners of changes.

These alerts, together with powerful filtering options, enable planners to focus on maintaining an executable line maintenance plan and significantly reduce task re-planning and associated downstream costs.

Maximize production throughput

Get the most from each visit and maximize station utilization. By surfacing actual available manpower and skills, planners can plan the right amount of work.

Moreover, IFS Maintenix Line Planner clearly identifies opportunistic tasks to give production planners more flexibility with their scope of work as they discover faults during their inspections.