FlightWorthy mission

Welcome to FlightWorthy, your AI-powered aircraft maintenance management system. This is for owners to manage their planes to be flight worthy. Its a social network for owners to communicate with pilots, and maintenance personnel.

Flightworthy.org

.... has a mission to help owners meet their flight worthy responsibility. See FAR below. This was born from my need to have a solution to manage my plane and other planes that I have worked with over the years, which requires many tasks to accomplish. The idea of Flightworthy using projects and tasks, and manage the D-List and supply chain of parts, was born from my experience hands-on as an owner in the aviation industry. Please send me feedback to my email below.

Flightworthy integrates with ToDO.vu for free, and you can signup with todo.vu as an freelancer individual for free. todo.vu

Flightworthy uses the CHat GBT open AI on Azure.

Flightworthy uses FlightAware to track your flights.

Flightworthy uses FAA.gov to check Advisort directive and FARs.

Flightworthy uses open AI to make tasks.

Flightworthy designed and developed by Sean Connors, an owner and pilot like you. Bit13 tecnology Inc. is Sean's company.

For further assistance, visit Help > Support or contact us at email support.

According to the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 91.403, it states that the owner or operator of an aircraft is primarily responsible for maintaining that aircraft in an airworthy condition. Specifically, FAR 91.403 states, "The owner or operator of an aircraft is primarily responsible for maintaining that aircraft in an airworthy condition, including compliance with Airworthiness Directives (AD)." This regulation emphasizes the owner's responsibility for the continued airworthiness of the aircraft.