Every aircraft, months ahead.
Fletaris reads the technical records lessors already keep and shows what each aircraft will need, cost and owe before it is due: maintenance, redelivery and reserves.
Aircraft recordUpdated todayLiffey Air · 2 × CFM56-5B
- Flight hours
- 70,367
- Flight cycles
- 46,723
- Age
- 19.1 years
- AirframeWatch
- ARCAction
- EnginesOK
- LeaseAction
40days ahead
Estimated $518K to close before return
Example data from the live product
The product, working today on example data.
Sixty seconds through the live app: the hangar, an aircraft’s full technical picture, and every return in the portfolio on one screen.

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Given the technical state of your fleet today, what does it mean for your commitments in the months ahead?
Eight aircraft. Eight operators. Four continents. On a spreadsheet, it all looks fine. Fletaris shows you where it isn’t.
Every aircraft and every engine carries its full technical picture.
Across the portfolio, the lease waterfall puts it on one screen: who’s returning, when, and whether the reserves will cover it.
Fletaris. Fleet intelligence that sees forward. Request early access at fletaris.com/air.
Three questions decide every return.
Fletaris answers them from the records your team already keeps, months before the aircraft comes back. It doesn’t audit those records; it turns them into foresight you can act on.
Drag the line through an example fleet.
Eight aircraft from the product’s example portfolio. Move into the months ahead and see what Fletaris sees: which aircraft come back, and which will not be ready on the date.
- Returns in window
- 4
- Not ready on the date
- 2
- Marginal
- 1
- Already overdue
- 1
- MSN 19000412Embraer E190Overdue15 days past its return date
- MSN 2391Airbus A320Not ready7 of 29 return conditions failing · est. $518K
- MSN 36712Boeing 737-800MarginalJan 2027
- MSN 10488Airbus A320neoReadyMar 2027
- MSN 1186Airbus A330-300Not ready15 of 29 return conditions failing
- MSN 66914Boeing 787-9DueFeb 2028
- MSN 43991Boeing 737 MAX 8DueAug 2028
- MSN 233Airbus A350-900LaterReturns after this window
Example portfolio from the live product, evaluated 15 October 2026. Readiness is Fletaris’s estimate at each return date.

Who uses it, and for what
| Role | What they have to answer for | Where they work in Fletaris |
|---|---|---|
| Technical asset manager | What the state of each aircraft means for the leases already signed | Foresight, return conditions |
| Lessor or portfolio owner | Which aircraft come back when, and whether reserves cover them | Lease waterfall, MR summary |
| Independent CAMO | Being ready for the audit and the return before anyone asks | Findings, LLP exposure |
| Transition manager | What has to close before an aircraft can move to its next lessee | Return conditions, assistant |
- Technical asset manager
- What the state of each aircraft means for the leases already signed
- Works in: Foresight, return conditions
- Lessor or portfolio owner
- Which aircraft come back when, and whether reserves cover them
- Works in: Lease waterfall, MR summary
- Independent CAMO
- Being ready for the audit and the return before anyone asks
- Works in: Findings, LLP exposure
- Transition manager
- What has to close before an aircraft can move to its next lessee
- Works in: Return conditions, assistant
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See your fleet, months ahead.
We onboard a small group of lessors and CAMOs ourselves, starting from the records you already keep. No sales sequence: one of the founders will write to you.
Fletaris does not audit or certify your records. It works from the information your team already keeps and turns it into intelligence and foresight; the records, and the decisions, stay yours.
Your records stay yours: each organisation’s data is kept isolated and encrypted, every change is logged, and you can export all of it if you leave. How we protect your data

Where most fleets’ technical data lives today.