Legal

Terms of Service

Rules for using our platform

Last updated: January 2026

By using AviTracker for aircraft maintenance management, you agree to these terms. Please read carefully as they include important limitations regarding aviation compliance.

Acceptance of Terms

By accessing AviTracker, you confirm that you have authority to manage the aircraft and maintenance data you enter, and agree to use the platform in compliance with applicable aviation regulations.

Scope of Service

AviTracker provides aircraft maintenance tracking, work order management, inventory control, and compliance monitoring for MROs, fleet operators, and aircraft owners. The platform tracks inspections, life-limited components, airworthiness directives, and service bulletins.

User Accounts & Access

Each user must have a unique account. Organization administrators control role-based access (lead, mechanic, inspector). You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your credentials and for all activities under your account.

Data Ownership & Accuracy

You retain ownership of all aircraft records, maintenance logs, and inventory data you enter. You are responsible for the accuracy of tracking item due dates, component times, and compliance data. AviTracker is a tool to assist—not replace—proper maintenance management.

Regulatory Disclaimer

AviTracker does not replace required regulatory record-keeping. You remain responsible for compliance with FAA, EASA, ANAC, or applicable aviation authority requirements. Airworthiness decisions must be made by qualified personnel.

Prohibited Uses

You may not use AviTracker to (1) falsify maintenance records, (2) circumvent airworthiness requirements, (3) share login credentials, (4) access data of other organizations, or (5) interfere with the service operation.

Limitation of Liability

AviTracker provides software tools for maintenance management. We are not liable for maintenance decisions, missed inspections, or compliance failures. Maximum liability is limited to fees paid in the 12 months prior to any claim.

These terms are governed by Argentine law. Disputes shall be resolved in Buenos Aires.

Questions? Contact legal@avitracker.org