Browse Kits
1Open Kit List
Navigate to Masters → Inspection Kits or go to /masters/inspection-kits.
2Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Kit Name | Descriptive name (e.g. “100-Hour Inspection Kit”). |
| Kit Code | Short unique code for reference. |
| Items | Number of parts/consumables in the kit. |
| Aircraft Model | Model(s) this kit applies to (or “All”). |
| Active | Whether the kit is available for use. |
Create / Edit Kit
3Kit Header
Click + New Kit or click an existing row to edit.
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Kit Name | Yes | Descriptive name for the inspection kit. |
| Kit Code | Yes | Short unique code (e.g. IK-100HR). |
| Aircraft Model | No | Restrict kit to specific model(s), or leave blank for all models. |
| Description | No | Notes about when this kit should be used. |
4Kit Items
Add parts and consumables to the kit using the part typeahead search.
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Part | Yes | Search and select from the parts catalogue. |
| Quantity | Yes | Default quantity required per inspection (minimum 1). |
| Remarks | No | Notes about the item (e.g. “replace if worn”). |
Kit items define default quantities. When added to a work order, quantities can be adjusted based on actual requirements.
5Submit
Click Save Kit. The kit is immediately available for selection in work orders and material planning.
Reference kits in work orders to auto-populate the materials list — saves time and reduces errors during material requisition.
Reference
6Cross-Links
| Action | Guide |
|---|---|
| Browse parts catalogue | Parts Catalogue |
| Create work orders | Work Orders |
| View inspection kit reports | Maintenance Reports |