Digital Certification Management
From the smallest glider and helicopter to the largest commercial airliner and military jet, all aircraft must receive and maintain proof that its design and all production copies are airworthy. This process is known as airworthiness certification, and it applies to everyone involved with an aircraft, including manufacturers, owners, operators and essentially every stakeholder it is touched by throughout its lifetime.
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