Fleet & crew readiness
See who and what can fly—availability, currency, and status in one shared view.
Fleet, maintenance, flight operations, training, and compliance in one system of record—built for crews who stay ready when the link drops.
Born in the birthplace of aviation.
System Of Record
Programs chase truth across many places—spreadsheets here, log books there, work orders somewhere else. Records fragment. Processes stall. ReadyWright brings it back together.
The Problem
Fragmented records and handoffs leave teams reconciling after the fact instead of flying from a shared picture.
The Solution
ReadyWright unifies program information as the system of record—simplifying processes, implementing workflows, and keeping fleet, maintenance, ops, training, and compliance together.
Capabilities
High-level visibility across the mission lifecycle—enough to act, without exposing how the system is built.
See who and what can fly—availability, currency, and status in one shared view.
Keep discrepancies, inspections, and return-to-service decisions connected to the aircraft.
Turn day-to-day operations into a clear, auditable trail—ready when reviewers ask.
Platform
ReadyWright keeps planning, execution, and accountability in the same picture—so teams stop reconciling after the fact.
Plans
ReadyWright is a single codebase—capabilities activate per organization through plan tier and optional modules, not separate product editions. Pricing is available on request.
Core
For a single operator, inspection shop, detached unit, or one squadron running day-to-day aviation operations.
Pricing on request
Plus
For growing operators with multiple clients, sites, or detachments that need broader scoping and integrations.
Pricing on request
Enterprise
For prime contractors, state and federal programs, and operators needing central sync, delegation, and program-scale controls.
Pricing on request
| Capability | Core | Plus | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fleet, maintenance, flight logs, training, compliance | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Jobs, calendars, maps, and operations | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Standard RBAC within one tenant | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Field workspace (ReadyWright Edge) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Multi-site client and site scoping | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Integrations (webhooks, exports, HubSpot path) | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cloud sync to central system of record | — | — | ✓ |
| Cross-tenant federation | — | — | ✓ |
| Airspace evaluation and LAANC Planned | — | ✓ Map overlays | ✓ Full Part 107 path |
| Predictive fleet and battery health Planned | — | — | ✓ |
All tiers run the same ReadyWright build. Field workspace, cloud sync, and add-on modules are activated per organization—not separate product SKUs. Contact sales for plan and add-on pricing.
Add-ons
Extend ReadyWright with fee-activatable capabilities. Add-ons layer on Core, Plus, or Enterprise without forking the product.
Plus add-on · auto-enables multi-site
Native commercial pipeline from lead capture through closed-won provisioning—companies, deals, quoting, and the path into jobs and operations.
Optional training upcharge
Import standard SCORM 1.2 packages from vendor authoring tools while keeping ReadyWright's native LMS and qualification workflow for internally built courses.
CRM companion add-on
Give customer contacts a separate, company-scoped portal—distinct from staff login—for reviewing deliverables and signing off on completed work.
Connectivity
Connected SaaS and detached defense deployments use the same codebase—org settings control whether cloud sync is on, off, or deferred, not a separate product fork.
Commercial customers on cloud-connected ReadyWright are designed to survive mid-job loss of connectivity. Local cache and a write queue hold assigned work until the link returns—then sync back to the central system of record when entitled.
Defense and USCG-style deployments run on a field hub with cloud sync turned off. The hub is the local system of record; crew devices stay on an isolated LAN with no Internet dependency for day-to-day operations.
The USCG pre-ATO field-hub pattern and a commercial crew that loses cell service mid-job share the same local-first operations model—the difference is whether cloud sync is entitled and enabled for your organization.
Deployment
ReadyWright can connect when your environment allows—or run fully local when it doesn’t. Choose the posture that matches commercial, defense, or tactical-edge needs.
Connected cloud, central DoD/DoW networks, or ReadyWright Edge: same ReadyWright workflows—deployed for the connectivity the mission allows. See connectivity for how offline and air-gapped modes work.
Get started
Pricing, tier selection, CRM activation, and field-hub posture are configured per organization. Reach out to discuss what fits your operation.
Or write to sales@aerovelocity.com