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Aviation parts intelligence for MROs and parts traders. Tails move, directives land, contracts turn over, and it reaches you after the RFQ. Datawings reads 31 government registries every night. You hear it the next morning.

Used by FCS Finland.

Most databases guess which engine is on an aircraft. Ours checks.

01 / The confirmation check

A guessed engine is a wasted call.

Only a registry record or a named source may say which engine type an operator flies. Everything else stays held, in grey.

Engine type by operator, explained

RegistrationSE-ROL
Register
SwedenSweden. On the register.
Airframe
Scandinavian Airlines · A320neoA type that can carry two engines: PW1100G-JM or CFM LEAP-1A.
Engine source
CFM LEAP-1AA source on file names the engine for this operator and type.
Result
CONFIRMEDCounted. Every row it touches links back to the source.
Example 1 of 2Replay

Counts only, never rows: confirmed engine families, how many are held, active tails, signals in 90 days.

02 / Numbers, as of 5 October 2026

Counted, not estimated.

Every figure below is a count from the database, not a projection.

429,000+Registry records checked
618Confirmed engine assertions
345Held unconfirmed
287Airlines, lessors and MROs
29Confirmed teardowns
12Independent signal types
31Government registries, nightly

03 / Features

Twelve things it tells you before the RFQ does.

From teardown and part-out candidates to new airworthiness directives. Under each one, a real line from the database.

Teardown candidatesDirective signals

  1. Teardown and parts radar

    Which airframes are oldest, quietest and closest to part-out, ranked by real signals.

    N102DA · Delta Air Lines · 767 · delivered 1982 · 44 years

  2. Shop visit pipeline

    Which tails are filing service difficulty reports, so the shop visit is coming.

    American Airlines · N655AE · bleed air system, leaking · SDR filed 4 Aug 2026

  3. Contract churn and RFP anticipation

    Which maintenance contracts are ending, and where the leadership just changed.

    Fires on contract end dates and leadership changes at the operators you track

  4. Part-145 capability search

    Which approved repair shops can take the work, by engine family and country.

    CFM56-7B · 44 Part-145 organisations · 18 countries

  5. PMA approval velocity

    Which parts just got PMA approval, matched to the engines you serve.

    466 PMA supplements from 51 holders · latest 30 Jul 2026: igniter adapter gasket for CFM56-5B / CFM56-7B (Jet Avion, HEICO)

  6. Fleet age leaderboard

    Whose fleet is ageing into the overhaul window, tail by tail.

    United Airlines · 820 dated tails · average age 18.7 years

  7. Lessor bundles

    Which lessors carry the exposure, from their own filings.

    AerCap · $57.1B leased fleet, net book value · FY2023 · annual filing

  8. Engine assertion confirmation

    Which engine an operator really flies, and whether anyone has confirmed it.

    615 confirmed · 339 held unconfirmed · every confirmed row links to its source

  9. Airworthiness directive signals

    Which operators a new directive lands on, the day it is published.

    Proposed AD: Rolls-Royce Trent XWB · 17 Aug 2026 · matched to 27 confirmed operators

  10. Registry monitoring

    Which tails moved on 31 government registers overnight.

    Delta Air Lines · 767, N184DN · deregistered · 18 Aug 2026

  11. CSV export

    Any filtered list, out of the product and into your own CRM.

    CFM LEAP-1A · 50 confirmed operators · one click to CSV

  12. Seat-based access

    Named seats for your team, no per-lookup metering.

    Per named seat · €500 per month · billed to the organisation

Example lines as of 10 September 2026

04 / Coverage

If a register is public, we read it every night.

Turn the earth or pick a code: counts and sync times per register, live. A register we may not use legally comes off the same day.

How register monitoring works

Register

US

United States

Active records—
Last syncnightly, 03:00 UTC

All 31 registers

United States, Australia, Sweden, Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Fiji, France, Georgia, Iceland, Indonesia, Luxembourg, Maldives, Mongolia, Montenegro, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Serbia, Slovakia, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Switzerland and Taiwan.

Record counts and sync times load from the pipeline

05 / Provenance

A wrong fact costs more than a missing one.

Every row links to its source. No language model, in the pipeline or at query time.

The rule

ConfirmedA registry record or a named source on file states the engine for that operator and type, or the type can only carry one engine.
UnconfirmedThe type can carry more than one engine and nothing on file says which. Listed apart, never counted, never filled in.

Beyond the registers

Airworthiness authoritiesAirworthiness directives, matched to confirmed engine families
Aircraft registersDeregistration files, service difficulty reports, lien filings
Financial filingsFiled balance sheets, cash and equity
Accident investigatorsOccurrences by operator
Maintenance approvalsPart-145 approvals by capability and country
DismantlersCompleted teardowns, operator named by the dismantler
Trade pressFleet and contract news, used by permission

06 / Pricing

€500per seat · per month

  • One price. Every signal, every register, every export.
  • Named seats, billed to the organisation. No per-lookup metering.
  • Set up by hand. The first call costs nothing.

07 / Free access

Three companies, 90 days, free.

Independent MRO shops, repair specialists and parts traders, in exchange for honest feedback.

08 / Contact

Talk to the person who built it.

A demo on your own fleet, a data question, or a request. You get Oliver, not a queue.

Or write directly oliver@datawings.fi

Oliver Heikkinen, founder. Turku, Finland.

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