AVIATION
A Thousand Eyes on Every Flight
ATLAS scans an entire narrowbody aircraft in 15 minutes — catching corrosion, fatigue cracks, and delamination across 99.5% of the surface that manual sampling-based inspection leaves uncovered.
The MRO Industry Is Reaching a Breaking Point
The global MRO market is projected to grow from $119.7 billion in 2025 to $156 billion by 2035. The fleet is expanding from 29,000 to 38,300 aircraft, while average aircraft age climbs to 13.4 years. The workforce cannot keep up: the industry faces a certified NDT inspector shortage projected to double from 18,500 to 37,000 open positions by 2028. Manual inspection covers only 60-70% of an aircraft surface through sampling, takes 2-4 hours per check, and costs $5,000-$15,000 per event.
Autonomous Multi-Spectral Inspection for Every Aircraft
ATLAS replaces fragmented manual inspection with a single autonomous platform. Six sensor modalities scan the entire aircraft exterior in 15-20 minutes. ATLAS Connect AI identifies defects with 98.5% precision and predicts structural failures up to 12 months before they occur. The platform integrates into existing MRO workflows. No new infrastructure required.
KEY BENEFITS
10x Faster Inspection
15-20 minutes vs. 2-4 hours
Complete aircraft scan in under 20 minutes. Reduce gate time, accelerate turnaround, keep aircraft revenue-generating.
99.5% Surface Coverage
vs. 60-70% manual sampling
Every panel, every seam, every fastener line. ATLAS eliminates the coverage gaps that manual sampling cannot close.
60-75% Cost Reduction
$500-$1,500 vs. $5,000-$15,000
Reduce per-inspection cost by up to 75%. Scale inspection frequency without scaling headcount or budget.
6-Month Failure Prediction
94% accuracy at 6-month horizon
Shift from reactive to predictive maintenance. ATLAS Connect forecasts structural failures months before they ground an aircraft.
GET STARTED
Bring ATLAS to Your MRO Operation
Schedule a demonstration at your facility. We will run a live scan and show you exactly what your current inspection process is missing.