See your operation the way an inspector will. Our third-party audits test your compliance against FAA, EASA and UK CAA requirements before an authority does.
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Internal audits have a blind spot: the people running them helped build the system they are checking. A third-party audit removes that bias and gives your accountable manager an honest picture of where you stand.
Skyports performs specialized aviation audits for Part 91, Part 121, Part 135 and Part 145 organizations, plus repair stations that hold EASA or UK CAA approval through the bilateral agreements. Every auditor on our team is a former FAA professional, so findings are written in the language authorities use and tied to the specific requirement.
Audit results feed directly into corrective action. If a gap points to a manual problem, our aviation manuals team can help you fix the root document, not just the symptom.
A full review of your RSM, QCM, capability list, training records, tooling, technical data and work order trail against Part 145 and Part 43.
Maintenance, operations and training records sampled against your GOM, GMM, MEL and operations specifications to show where practice drifts from the manual.
Corporate and private flight departments get an outside check of airworthiness records, maintenance tracking and operating procedures.
Procedural and product audits for US repair stations holding EASA or UK CAA approval, including how well your supplement reflects the current MAG.
A focused audit ahead of an FAA visit or a foreign authority inspection, so known gaps are closed before the inspector arrives.
Findings traced to their source with 5 Whys and Ishikawa analysis, then turned into corrective actions you can measure.
We agree on the certificate, authorities, departments and manuals in scope, and set the audit criteria in writing.
Your manuals, supplements and procedures are reviewed against the current regulations before anyone visits your facility.
Our auditors sample records, interview staff and observe work in progress to confirm practice matches the manual.
You receive a clear report: each finding, the requirement it relates to, the evidence, and a recommended correction.
We help you build and verify corrective actions so the same finding does not return at the next authority visit.
Ongoing support for certificated repair stations, from manual revisions to surveillance preparation.
Supplements, MAG revisions and audits for repair stations serving European and UK customers.
Use audit results as safety assurance inputs within an SMS aligned with Part 5 and ICAO Annex 19.
Any approval holder that wants an independent check. Common triggers include an upcoming FAA or foreign authority visit, a new accountable manager, rapid growth, a merger, repeated findings, or a customer that requires supplier audits.
Yes. We audit FAA Part 145 repair stations in the US and abroad. Our team includes oversight experience in more than 58 countries, which helps when local practice and FAA expectations differ.
A procedural audit checks that your written procedures meet the requirements and are followed. A product audit follows a specific component or work order from receiving to release to confirm the finished work meets the standard. EASA and UK CAA approval holders are expected to perform both.
Yes. When the Maintenance Annex Guidance changes, we compare your supplement and procedures to the new revision, identify what must change, and can prepare the revision through our EASA and UK CAA services.
No. A third-party audit is commissioned by you and the report belongs to you. How you use it, including in your own internal evaluation program, is your decision.
No one can promise an authority outcome. A thorough independent audit does reduce surprises, because the issues an inspector is likely to find have already been identified and addressed.
Share your organization, your location and the approval you are working toward. A former FAA professional will contact you within one business day.
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