Support built for long-term
operational use.
All levels of UAV integration, certification, training and maintenance are supported directly through documentation, structured training and global on-site support.
Structured knowledge transfer for safe operations
The Airboxer basic system combines aviation-style documentation with formal pilot and operator training, creating a structured path from first familiarization to safe operational use.
A documentation set built for real operations
The Airboxer basic system provides a Pilot Operating Handbook (POH), Maintenance Manual (MM), and logbooks written in English and aligned with existing aviation documentation standards.
- POH with technical data, performance graphs, limitations and procedures
- Emergency procedures and checklists
- Supports routine maintenance and minor repairs
Structured pilot and operator training
All pilots complete a Type Rating Training course. The course combines theoretical training, both simulator and actual flight training, supported by tests and dedicated guidance.
- CBT Theoretical introduction to POH chapters and Airboxer sub-systems
- Theoretical and simulator training
- Actual flight training sessions
- Skill tests and personal support
- Additional training for advanced operations and maintenance
Train, rehearse and validate without affecting aircraft availability
The simulator provides an accurate representation of flight operations, planning software and flight profiles, allowing crews to prepare missions, test changes and maintain proficiency outside live aircraft availability.
- Additional crew training and scheduled recurrency
- Mission preparation, testing and modification before real deployment
- Software adaptation and procedure validation
- Flight planning workflow represented in a simulated environment
Structured maintenance pathways for long-term operational continuity
Airboxer maintenance is built around defined inspection and replacement intervals, with support options ranging from full factory service to operator-level in-house inspection capability.
- Hour-based and annual inspection intervals
- Rotor systems and gearboxes with 400-hour TBO
- Engine replacement interval of 100 hours under standard conditions
- Full maintenance and overhaul services available
- Operator training for in-house inspection capability
Structured support beyond initial delivery
The Airboxer is supported as a long-term operational system, with documentation, training, recurrency and maintenance structured to keep teams effective beyond initial deployment.
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