Access
Ask Airways to demonstrate authentication, user roles, permission boundaries, and account-recovery behavior.
Due diligence
Treat maintenance data security as an evaluation, not a slogan.
This page is a checklist for product due diligence. It does not claim certifications, controls, availability, or guarantees that have not been independently verified.
Evidence first
Ask for controls you can inspect and terms you can retain.
Aircraft maintenance workflows can involve sensitive operational records and multi-party access. Your evaluation should connect product behavior, technical controls, contractual commitments, and the procedures your team will actually follow.
Evaluation ledger
Six areas to review with Airways
Records
Confirm how changes, attachments, authorship, timestamps, and record history are represented.
Resilience
Review backup, recovery, availability, incident response, and business-continuity practices.
Portability
Test exports, data ownership, retention, deletion, and the process for leaving the platform.
Integrations
Document every system boundary, credential model, data flow, and responsible party.
Assurance
Request current technical documentation and independent evidence appropriate to your risk requirements.
Responsibility
Software does not replace maintenance judgment or record obligations.
Confirm which records remain authoritative, who can approve changes, how access is removed, and what human checks remain required.
Have qualified aviation, legal, security, and compliance professionals review requirements specific to your operation.
Product evaluation
Bring your real maintenance workflow to the walkthrough.
Review the product against your aircraft, roles, records, and handoffs. Confirm current capabilities, implementation fit, and commercial terms directly with Airways.