Maintenance Control & AOG Manager Manual
How a maintenance control desk should run, written from 75+ years of combined experience on the hangar floor and in the MX control chair. For any Part 91 or 135 operator, one aircraft to a multi-fleet desk, on any software.
- MAP-IT: the five daily priorities
- The Revenue Trinity for maintenance forecasting
- Planning a maintenance event: pre-planning roles and parts
- MEL interpretation and repair-interval traps
- AOG response and event coding
- Quote review, cost oversight and red flags
- RII, RVSM and FAA conformity
- Passdown standard and communication templates
- Case studies, vendor request and release templates