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Dashboard and statistics

Published 7 October 2026, Updated 7 October 2026

Dashboard summarizes current availability and historical operating patterns. Always confirm the displayed period and whether a chart represents a count, hours, percentage, days, or a rate.

14.1 Current fleet and pilot-squawk indicators

The top area includes:

  • Available flight-resource cards by type, with available, warning, and grounded counts
  • Low availability highlighted when the configured result falls below the expected level
  • Number of scheduled activities expected to be lost over the next two weeks because of current resource availability
  • Top 10 pilot squawks over the last 12 months

Hover a pilot-squawk result to review supporting activity count and duration context. A high count with very high utilization can mean something different from the same count on a lightly used aircraft.

[SCREENSHOT: maintenance-dashboard-current | Capture: Resource-type availability cards, lost scheduled activities indicator, and Top 10 pilot squawks with a tooltip.]

14.2 Monthly and five-year charts

Dashboard charts include:

  • Total hours of activities from Flight Record
  • Number of pilot squawks compared with number of activities
  • Resource-type availability
  • Aircraft-type monthly average availability compared with activities completed over five years
  • Total hours by resource group over five years
  • Number of activities by resource group over five years

Use the left/right month controls to move through time and display until today to return to the current view. Select legend entries to show or hide a series; displayed totals recalculate from visible series.

[SCREENSHOT: maintenance-dashboard-month-controls | Capture: Monthly chart with previous, next, display-until-today controls and a toggled legend series.]

[SCREENSHOT: maintenance-dashboard-five-year | Capture: Availability-versus-activity and resource-group five-year charts together.]

14.3 AMO turnaround and utilization

ChartMeaning
Average AMO turnaround timeAverage number of days per completed AMO visit. Visits still open are not included yet.
AMO utilizationTotal aircraft-days spent at each AMO over the selected period, including visits still open today.

Each chart has its own date range. A long turnaround can reflect work scope, parts, approvals, scheduling, or data quality; it is not a quality rating by itself.

[SCREENSHOT: maintenance-dashboard-amo | Capture: Both AMO charts with separate date selectors and their explanatory text.]

14.4 Pilot Squawk tags

This chart counts squawks by automated tag. Choose All or one aircraft type and select a date range. One squawk can carry more than one tag, so tag totals need not equal the number of squawks.

Use the chart to choose where to investigate, then read the original squawks and maintenance evidence before deciding on action.

[SCREENSHOT: maintenance-dashboard-tags | Capture: Pilot Squawk tags chart with aircraft-type and date filters, including a multi-tag explanation.]

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