Status board
Every limit on every aircraft in one list, most urgent first. Hours, landings, cycles, and calendar months, counted down side by side.
Maintenance tracking
Know what’s due before it’s due.
Airworthy watches every inspection, AD, and life-limited part on your aircraft, turns how you actually fly into dates you can plan around, and shows the arithmetic behind every one.
Flying a HondaJet? Set up in minutes.
N420VO · Due listCurrent
Next dueDue soon
34.2hours remaining
100-HR — 100-hour inspection
N420VO · Airframe · est. Sep 12
Overdue
1
Due soon
2
Tracked
128
- Overdue91.207(d) — ELT inspection6 d past
- Due soonAD 2024-11-05 — Fuel boost pump inspection61.8 h
- OK91.413 — Transponder certification212 d
HondaJet today · the fleet is next
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Signup is open for the HondaJet today. Citation, Gulfstream, Phenom, Challenger, Falcon, PC-12, and King Air are on the way — and existing programs can still be imported from CAMP or a spreadsheet.
How it works
From spreadsheet to schedule.
01
Import
Bring the program over from CAMP or any spreadsheet. Match the columns once, read the preview, then commit — all or nothing, so a half-loaded aircraft cannot exist.
02
Track
Every limit becomes a live due item: flight hours, landings, cycles, and calendar days, each counted down against the aircraft’s latest readings.
03
Plan
Estimates turn real flying into real dates, and the timeline clusters what lands together into shop visits you can actually book.
No black boxes
Every number shows its work.
A due item traces back to the limit that set it, the compliance that reset it, and the reading it counts against. Here is the arithmetic behind the 34.2 hours above.
last done3,214.6 hinterval100.0 hdue at3,314.6 hcurrent3,280.4 hremaining34.2 hflying rate22.8 h/moestimatedSep 12
Estimates re-run as readings land · Fly more, dates pull in
What’s inside
The whole program, watched.
Estimates that track reality
Due dates are projected from how the aircraft actually flies. Fly more and they pull in. Fly less and they push out.
Shop visits, not surprises
The timeline groups jobs that land close together into one visit, so three jobs become one trip instead of three.
AD/SB review with receipts
Upload a directive and the app proposes whether it applies, quoting the exact text it read. Nothing counts until a person approves.
Paperwork that proves it
Logbook pages, work orders, and signed releases in a private library. Download links expire after five minutes by design.
Import in one sitting
Load an existing program from CAMP or any spreadsheet. Preview every row first; commits are all-or-nothing.
Pricing
One plan. The whole program.
No activation fees, no per-seat charges. Everything Airworthy does, for every aircraft you enroll — at the launch price, while it lasts.
HondaJet (HA-420)
Launch offer · limited time
$2,499per aircraft / year
- Full maintenance program tracking
- Daily AD watch and AD/SB review queue
- Due list, timeline, and shop-visit planning
- Document vault with expiring links
- Maintenance-facility work links
- Unlimited users in your organization
Billed annually through Stripe. Cancel anytime.
Other aircraft types coming soon
See your whole program on one board.
Enter your tail number, import the program, and know what’s due by tonight.