Best Software For Keeping Track on Component Times.

[bvgs]

Can anyone advise what the best software would be to monitor component times on your heli, where you could feed in the time variant as well as the hours etc. I know a lot of outfits simply use Excel. Is there anything more bespoke or does anyone have an excel template already made up. Thanks.

[FSXPilot]

Go have look at T-data's website. They have a product called M-Trax. Not sure if would be worthwhile if you are only looking at one machine. We use it for maintenance forecasting. There is a neat function where if you know the average time flown a day you can fill this in and it will forecast th requirements that will come due.

[Bondu121]

A properly sorted Excel sheet is more than adequate, all you need to do is update the hours, the rest is automatic.

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[Hell Man]

Bondu's solution will no doubt meet your needs but for those managing fleets, read here: Aircraft Maintenance Software Directory - Find Aircraft Maintenance Solutions

[Keepitup]

Greetings BVGS,

For not too much money and very easy to use, CAFAM is ideal. I have used this for the past 13 yrs and never had a problem with it.

CAFAM - Comuterised Application for Aircraft Maintenance
Mr John Dias.

[Gomer Pylot]

I can't tell you the best, but I can tell you the worst. Never, ever, under any circumstances, use RAMCO. It's a complete disaster. Expensive, but a disaster.

[76ranger]

Anybody have any experience with Skybooks?