Your records outlive us.
Every signed record in GA Flight is readable, replayable, and cryptographically verifiable — independent of GA Flight. You are building a regulatory archive that has value in 10 years, not a SaaS dump that dies with the vendor.
10+ yrs
record durability target
Aligned with EASA ARA.GEN.220 record-keeping retention expectations.
The shape of the chain over time
- 2024first signed entry on the org chain
- 2025evidence packs for DTO inspections
- 2026pilot_portable packs · cross-org identity
- todayevery record auto-signed, auto-chained
- 2028third-party anchored timestamps
- 2031your 5-year audit history still verifies
- 203610-year retention closed & verifiable
signing
Ed25519 · rotatable keys
verification
offline, standalone
hosting
EU · residency guaranteed
What GA Flight does. What stays your responsibility.
A plain mapping of the EASA regulations that touch training operations, the GA Flight modules that contribute, and what remains the organization's responsibility. No overclaim.
Part-FCL record-keeping (FCL.050)
Logbook · Training · Authority chain — signed, immutable entries, portable packs.
Organization remains the record owner and accountable person for Part-FCL.050 compliance. GA Flight provides infrastructure, not attestation.
ARA.GEN.220 — record retention
Authority chain + evidence packs — verifiable offline for the retention period.
Organization defines retention policy and responds to regulator requests. GA Flight ensures records remain cryptographically verifiable.
Part-ORA / DTO operating manuals
Planning · Training programs · Evidence packs scoped by aircraft, pilot, or range.
Organization writes the operating manual and the training curriculum. GA Flight surfaces the evidence that operations followed them.
Medical validity tracking (Part-MED)
Compliance · automation alerts · dispatch gating.
Medical examinations and certificates remain the pilot's responsibility. GA Flight can block dispatch when a medical has lapsed.
honest framing
GA Flight is aligned with EASA Part-FCL record-keeping, built to support DTO and ATO inspections, and structured for ARA.GEN.220 retention expectations. GA Flight is not, today, a platform holding regulator approval — an EASA approval trajectory is in progress internally.