Aviation teardown & parts intelligence

Know what's about to become inventory — before the RFQ lands.

FleetMargin tracks every airline and MRO shop's fleet, engines, and finances against public registries, regulators, and trade press — and tells your sales team which one is about to need parts, before the rest of the market notices.

180
companies tracked
308
confirmed engine assertions
360,000+
aircraft registry records cross-referenced
10
independent signal types
How it thinks

It refuses to guess.

Most tools in this space paper over gaps with a plausible-sounding answer. FleetMargin doesn't run an LLM at query time at all — every fact you see traces back to a registry, a regulator, or a published source. When the data doesn't confirm something, it says so instead of filling in the blank.

confirmed / unconfirmed

Engine data is never guessed

An aircraft type with more than one possible engine option is marked unconfirmed until a registry or a source states the real engine — it never quietly becomes a false "GTF" badge.

source_url on every fact

Every signal is traceable

Published facts link to the article or filing they came from. Facts we derived ourselves — like an aging fleet window — are labeled as computed, never dressed up as a citation.

no LLM at runtime

Deterministic, not generative

A scheduled pipeline scrapes, normalizes, and de-duplicates structured data on a fixed schedule. What you search is what was actually collected — nothing is synthesized on the way to your screen.

Ten reasons to reach out

Signals, not a spreadsheet.

Nine independent detectors plus one on your own contact list, all ranked into a single feed — each labeled by how urgent it actually is, not how urgent it sounds.

📰Fleet news

Orders, expansions, MRO contract signings, and engine issues at a company with engines on file.

🧑‍💼Leadership change

A new CEO or director — reach out before their first supplier decision locks in.

🛑Groundingurgent

Fleet groundings and flight suspensions, whatever the cause. Always time-sensitive.

📉Fleet retirement

Announced phase-outs — tomorrow's teardown and parts candidates, flagged today.

🔻Financial distressurgent

Bankruptcy, restructuring, and insolvency filings, presented without spin.

📋MRO contract expiring

Projected renewal windows on contracts we've seen signed — a rebid worth chasing early.

🔄Registrant changeurgent

A tail's FAA registrant of record changed — a real ownership or lease transfer, caught by diffing our own snapshots.

🔧Aging fleet

Aircraft entering the typical overhaul window, computed from real delivery dates.

⚠️Airworthiness directiveurgent

Mandatory, deadline-driven ADs, matched to every company with a confirmed exposure to that engine family.

💼Poaching alert

A contact you already know changed jobs. Someone new is now making the call at their old employer.

Under the hood

What you actually get

Company profiles

Full fleet roster, engine exposure by family, registrant concentration, and every contact we hold — each one marked with how it was verified.

Teardown & Parts Opportunity Radar

A dedicated view ranking which companies look like near-term teardown or parts-out candidates, based on fleet age, retirements, and financial signals together.

Fleet age leaderboard

Every tracked operator sorted by average fleet age, so you can see the overhaul wave coming before it arrives.

Alert digests

A periodic email per organization summarizing only what's genuinely new since the last one reached your inbox — nothing re-sent, nothing missed.

CSV export

The full filtered result set, not just what's on screen — ready for your own CRM or call list.

Seats, not one shared login

Invite your team by email. Passwordless sign-in — no password database to leak, no reset flow to get wrong.

Nothing here is invented

Where the data actually comes from

Public registries, regulators, and aviation trade press — combined and cross-referenced, with a scraper module per source and every merge kept additive, never overwritten.

FAA aircraft registrytail-level engine confirmation
Australia CASA registrytail-level engine confirmation
Canada CCAR registrytail-level engine confirmation
FAA Service Difficulty Reportsregulatory filings
Federal Registerairworthiness directives
Fleet & registry referencesWikipedia, planespotters.net
Trade pressAIN Online, AeroTime, Airline Geeks
Company disclosuresleadership & about-us pages
Pricing
€500 / seat / month

Per named seat, billed to your organization. No self-serve signup yet — every account is set up by hand so we can get your team's first login right.

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Get in touch

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Tell us your company and how many seats you need, and we'll get your team set up. heikkinenoliver8@gmail.com