Digital aircraft records management solutions provider Bluetail has launched a Technical Services Partner Network.

“As Part 135 charter operators continue to expand, they are continually challenged with finding the best resources for the services they need to maximise aircraft uptime and profitability,” explains co-founder Stuart Illian. “By establishing this vetted partner network, like we previously did for aircraft logbook scanning, we can now provide a single source to locate professionals with the technical skills and experience charter operators need, saving them time and money.”

“Each member of our partner network has been vetted and is committed to upholding our high standards of quality and attention to detail,” says VP of services Shelly Fendly. “Our new network offers a wide array of services, including Part 135 aircraft conformity inspections, aircraft condition surveys and ongoing records management.”

As part of the partner network’s vetting process, Bluetail ensures that every prospective partner has years of industry experience and the required training and certifications to perform the services. Also, by integrating Bluetail’s software into their service offerings, these partners can offer clients a seamless, digitised process that sets a new standard in business aviation services.

“Utilising Bluetail’s software, these services are designed to reduce research and compliance time by up to 50 per cent, moving the industry beyond traditional paper-based tech service consulting,” she adds.

Fendly also explains that the company has been working with its key customers for the last six months to develop and fine-tune the project management side of its new partner network, and the results have been impressive.

Bluetail has received very positive feedback on the ease, speed and efficiency of using its new partners. As one aircraft management company customer recently stated: “The reduced research time and the ability to keep our maintenance technicians working on their core work has saved us countless hours and headaches.”