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IT built for Part 125, 135, and 145 operators. FBO, maintenance, and flight-operations software supported end to end.

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Aviation Runs on Records

Aviation runs on records. Every maintenance action is documented, every logbook entry is signed, every airworthiness release traces back to an authorized signature. Your IT has to keep up with that same discipline, and be there when a plane is on the ramp with a squawk and a departure slot slipping.

Wizcom supports on-demand operators, charter and fractional programs, FBOs, and Part 145 repair stations across the region. We know the software your dispatchers, mechanics, and line crews use, and what happens when a records system goes down between flights.

Whether you're a two-aircraft charter shop or a multi-base repair station, the underlying job is the same: IT that treats records integrity and dispatch uptime as the certificate-level obligations they are.

Quick Facts

40+ Years Supporting regional operators and FBOs
Part 135 / 145 Familiar IT that respects certificated environments
Flight Ops Software CAMP, TRAX, Corridor, FL3XX, Leon, and peers
Same-Day On-Site Response inside southeast Michigan
Continuous Monitoring Coverage per your service agreement

Built for Aviation Standards

The specific work that keeps operators dispatching, mechanics releasing, and FBOs open.

Maintenance Tracking Software

Corridor (by Continuum), TRAX, CAMP, Flightdocs. Deployment, upgrades, and integration to inspection and parts systems.

Flight Operations Platforms

FL3XX, Leon, Avianis, ARINCDirect, ForeFlight Dispatch. Scheduling, dispatch, and crew tracking tied to your dispatch office.

FBO Systems

FBO ONE, MyFBO, TotalFBO. Fuel-ticket integration, hangar management, and multi-location coordination.

Airworthiness Records Retention

14 CFR record-retention requirements met with archival infrastructure your Director of Maintenance can produce on demand.

Ramp & Hangar Wi-Fi

Coverage that reaches every hangar bay, ramp position, and transient parking spot. Doesn't cut out when a hangar door closes.

Multi-Location Coordination

Base stations, satellite ops, and out-stations kept on one consistent operational baseline.

Frameworks You're Working Under

Aviation IT operates alongside FAA and DOT requirements. We build the technical foundation each program relies on.

14 CFR Part 125

Large-Airplane Operators

Records, dispatch, and maintenance IT sized to the operation. Change management and access logging that survives an FAA principal inspector review.

14 CFR Part 135

On-Demand & Commuter Operators

Crew tracking, flight following, and dispatch infrastructure that keeps your certificate healthy. Records producible when your PMI asks.

14 CFR Part 145

Repair Stations

Work-order systems, repair-station manual controls, and inspection records that survive an FAA audit. Segregated access for RSQM-controlled data.

FAA Record-Retention Requirements

Airworthiness & Pilot Records

Airworthiness records, life-limited part tracking, and pilot records held for the periods 14 CFR prescribes. Archival infrastructure your DOM can query.

The Records System That Grounded a Fleet, And Was Back in Six Hours

A Part 135 operator's maintenance-tracking system went offline on a Monday morning. Without it, no aircraft could be released to service. Six aircraft were scheduled to launch by noon. Their previous IT vendor was working the ticket queue in order. The operator was told they'd hear back that afternoon.

They called us at 8:15 AM. Root cause was traced to a corrupted database index on the tracking server. We restored from the last-known-good backup, rebuilt the index, and verified compliance data integrity with the operator's Director of Maintenance. Aircraft were being released again by 2:30 PM. Two of the six missed slots. Four made theirs.

Then we implemented daily integrity checks, an immutable backup layer, and a documented failover path to a warm-standby copy of the tracking system.

That operator hasn't seen a records-system outage in the three years since.

Questions Aviation Operators Ask

Which maintenance-tracking systems does Wizcom support?
Corridor (by Continuum), TRAX, CAMP, Flightdocs, WinAir. We understand the license servers, the vault infrastructure, and the upgrade patterns each vendor uses.
Which flight-operations platforms does Wizcom support?
FL3XX, Leon, Avianis, ARINCDirect, ForeFlight Dispatch. We handle scheduling, dispatch, crew tracking, and the integrations that tie them to your accounting and payroll systems.
Can Wizcom support our FBO operation?
Yes. FBO ONE, MyFBO, TotalFBO, and the fuel-ticket, hangar-management, and CSR workflows around them. Multi-location coordination included.
What if we're audited by the FAA?
Records retention, access logs, and technical evidence are part of the standard engagement. When your PMI or FAA inspector asks for records, they exist and are producible.

Ready to Talk?

Every operator is different. A 30-minute call is enough for us to understand your operation and share what we would do. No sales pressure. No commitment.

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