Airline systems
Requirements, trade studies, and a fleet model — one workspace
Register requirements with traceability, run weighted trade studies, and model a fleet's block hours and cost — then export a project report.
What you get
Requirements register
Create requirements with a category, verification method, status, and priority; link children to a parent to build a traceability chain.
Trade studies
Score options against weighted criteria in a matrix; the weighted total ranks them automatically as you edit.
Fleet model
Aircraft types, counts, seats, and utilization roll up to daily/annual block hours and a rough direct operating cost.
Project report
One PDF per project — requirements, every trade study's ranking, and the fleet model's totals — for reviews and records.
How it works
One project, three independent artifacts, one report.
Airline systems engineering and design
Airline decisions cross engineering, operations, and data — a requirement change affects a trade study, which affects the fleet model, which affects cost. AviationDevy keeps those connected in one workspace:
- Systems engineering: Requirements linked parent to child, with verification method and status tracked at each level.
- Data analysis: Fleet and flight data turned into evidence you can cite in a trade study or a report.
- Data engineering: One pipeline from source data to the numbers in your report, no manual reconciliation.
- Operational design: Fleet type, count, seats, and utilization rolled up to block hours and direct operating cost.
Every requirement, trade study, and fleet model in a project stays traceable back to the decision it informed.