Use case 02 · Better Inspections
Every drive becomes a full inspection.
An inspector can only look one way at a time. A 360° camera on the vehicle records the whole airfield on every drive, flags likely defects, and attaches geotagged evidence to each finding.
- Coverage
- 360°
- Tracked GSE
- No GPS
- Alerts
- 1 open
What it sees
What AeroTwin picks up
Vision AI on 360° RGB and thermal cameras, mounted on airport vehicles and at fixed positions.
- 01
Airfield lighting
Out, dim or damaged edge, centreline and approach lights — thermal helps at night.
- 02
Pavement condition
Cracks, spalling, potholes and rubber build-up along the drive path.
- 03
Markings and signage
Faded markings and damaged or obscured signs, checked against the airfield layout.
- 04
FOD
Debris spotted along every route the vehicle drives.
- 05
Surface conditions
Standing water, snow and contamination to support runway condition reporting.
- 06
Geotagged evidence
Every finding pinned to its exact spot, with the 360° view attached.
How it works
From camera to Aerosimple Inspections & Work Orders
- Drive. A 360° camera on the ops vehicle records continuously during routine inspections and patrols.
- Detect. Vision AI flags likely defects against the airfield layout.
- Confirm. The inspector reviews and accepts findings in the Aerosimple inspection — no stopping to photograph each one.
- Fix. Accepted findings become work orders, with the image and location attached.
Why it matters
Nothing behind the vehicle missed
Full coverage on every drive, not just what the inspector looked at.
Faster, consistent rounds
Less time stopping to document; the same standard on every shift.
Audit-ready records
Geotagged visual proof behind every self-inspection (Part 139 / ICAO Annex 14).
At a glance
The essentials
- Cameras
- 360° RGB + thermal — vehicle-mounted, fixed, or both, planned per airport.
- Feeds into
- Aerosimple Inspections & Work Orders
- Built for
- Airfield operations, inspection and maintenance teams.
See Better Inspections on your airport
We'll walk through it using your own airport's layout and show where cameras would add the most.