Civilian Airports / Self-Inspections
Part 139 Self-Inspection Software
Daylight, nighttime, continuous surveillance, periodic condition, and special inspections with a shared due-work queue.
Request a demoThe inspection program extends beyond the daily checklist
Daylight and nighttime checks are two halves of the daily inspection. Continuous surveillance, periodic condition inspections, and special inspections cover the work that does not fit a single daily form.
Glidepath separates those programs while keeping due occurrences, findings, and completed records visible together.
Plan the occurrence, inspect the field, keep the record
See scheduled and overdue occurrences
The inspection queue shows the work due under the airport’s configured programs, not just whether a daily checklist exists.
Complete both halves of the daily inspection
Daylight and nighttime checks retain their own progress and item-level results. The program keeps the distinction visible.
Run the right inspection for the trigger
Continuous surveillance, periodic condition, and special inspections have their own place in the program. Special inspections retain the reason they were started.
Carry findings into maintenance
A failed item can open a discrepancy with its note and location intact. History retains the completed inspection and its item-level findings.
What it automates
Due work is visible
Scheduled and overdue occurrences provide a work queue across inspection programs.
Daily coverage stays explicit
Daylight and nighttime results remain distinct instead of collapsing into one daily completion flag.
Findings retain their context
Notes and locations follow the finding into the maintenance workflow.
Straight answers
Is the daily inspection one form?
It has separate daylight and nighttime halves, each with its own progress and findings.
What other inspection programs are covered?
Continuous surveillance, periodic condition, and special inspections are supported alongside daily inspections and the separate certification self-inspection.
Can we see what is overdue?
Yes. The occurrence queue includes scheduled and overdue work for the configured inspection programs.
What happens to a failed item?
It can open a discrepancy with its note and location, while the completed inspection remains in history.
Connected modules
Discrepancies & Work Orders
Airfield discrepancies routed to maintenance and tracked to verified closure.
Certification & ACM
The approved manual, requirement mappings, evidence, corrective actions, and inspection readiness in one workspace.
Training
Learner records, modules, sessions, qualifications, and compliance views, governed by your airport’s training program.
Daily §139.327 self-inspections live here. The annual certification-readiness self-audit is on Part 139 Certification Inspection Readiness.