011 regulation on disabled‑aircraft removal. The solution replaces manual spreadsheets with a traceable, role‑based plan that automates coordination, responsibilities, and access to recovery resources, ensuring operators can activate a ready‑to‑use removal plan with full operational clarity.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Aerodrome operators are required by the EU EASA ADR.OPS.B.011 regulation to maintain a ready‑to‑activate plan for the removal of disabled aircraft, including designated coordination roles, clear responsibilities, and access to recovery resources. Existing processes rely on manual spreadsheets, which are error‑prone, lack traceability, and create confusion during emergency recoveries.
Solution
App2air provides a cloud‑based compliance platform that digitizes the entire aircraft removal planning workflow. The system replaces spreadsheets with a role‑based, traceable plan that automates coordination among stakeholders, assigns responsibilities, and links directly to recovery resources. Users can generate, update, and activate a regulatory‑compliant removal plan with full operational clarity and auditability. The platform ensures that all required documentation and role assignments are maintained in real time, simplifying readiness for the 24 May 2025 enforcement date. By centralizing information and providing version control, App2air helps operators demonstrate compliance and execute recoveries efficiently.
Target Audience
Aerodrome operators and airport management teams responsible for emergency aircraft recovery, as well as regulatory compliance officers overseeing EASA requirements.
Features
- Role‑based access control that defines and tracks coordination responsibilities for each stakeholder
- Automated workflow engine that schedules and notifies tasks related to aircraft removal and resource allocation
- Full audit trail with version history to ensure traceability of plan changes and regulatory compliance
- Integrated repository of recovery resources (equipment, contracts, contacts) linked to the active removal plan
- Real‑time dashboard displaying plan status, readiness metrics, and pending actions for quick decision‑making
- Exportable compliance reports aligned with EASA ADR.OPS.B.011 requirements for audit purposes