Backed by
YCombinator

Agentic AI
for Aircraft
Maintenance

More capacity with autonomous workflows on top of your existing systems.

Holocron puts your maintenance data, rules, actions and safeguards into one operational model. Engineers and AI agents work from that model. They automate the work with the full picture in view.

Architecture illustration. Your systems (M&E system, ERP, records and identity provider) and OEM sources feed Holocron through a security, governance and evaluation layer and a layer that works with any AI model. Holocron links aircraft, hangar, records, parts, components and engines, and serves your Base, Line, Engines and Components departments, where your engineers decide and sign x100 faster.
  1. Connect.

    Rebolt connects to the systems your operation already runs on: your ERP, your maintenance and engineering system, OEM technical data, techlogs, maintenance history and inventory. Nothing is replaced. Your records stay in your systems.

  2. See.

    Holocron, the engine inside Rebolt, joins that data into one operational model. Every aircraft, check, finding, part and document is linked and current, so planning, engineering and management decide from the same picture.

  3. Act.

    Rebolt's agents then do the work. They draft work packages, draft dispositions for findings within limits from your own history, and process OEM documentation, and they write the result back into your systems. Your engineers review and sign.

    Nothing changes in your system of record without them.

Agents do the work. Engineers review and sign.

Built-in regulatory compliance

  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022

  • SOC 2 Type II

  • GDPR

  • EU AI Act

  • Data residency in your country

  • Custom certifications upon request

Trust Center

Where to meet us.

  • 13–15 Apr 2027

    MRO Americas, Orlando

  • 17–18 Feb 2027

    MRO Latin America, Rio de Janeiro

  • 27–29 Oct 2026

    MRO Europe, Amsterdam

    Stand 3-220

  • 29–30 Sep 2026

  • 22–24 Sep 2026

    MRO Asia-Pacific, Singapore

    Attended

Questions we get asked.

What engineering, IT and procurement ask before the first check.

  1. Where is our data hosted, and who can see it?

    You choose: single-tenant cloud in the region you pick, your own cloud (AWS, GCP or Azure), or fully on-premise. Your data is never shared with other customers and never used to train models. By default, Rebolt reads from your source systems in real time instead of keeping a copy.

  2. What security certifications do you have?

    ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2, and EU AI Act compliance. Access control can run through your identity provider, such as Microsoft Entra ID.

  3. Does it work with our ERP or MRO system?

    Yes. Rebolt has native connectors for AMOS, SAP, Trax, Quantum and Oracle, plus SharePoint and Excel. It reads and writes through your existing interfaces, so there's no double entry, and your ERP stays the system of record.

  4. Will the AI make decisions on its own?

    No.

    Everything Rebolt does requires review and explicit human approval. Your team can edit any of it, and nothing reaches production or an OEM until someone approves it. Approval steps are configurable (single, double or triple sign-off). Every verdict shows its reasoning with cited references.

  5. How do you ensure data is always fresh?

    Rebolt pulls OEM data automatically. It uses the latest revision by default, and you can still open earlier revisions for an active check.

  6. Our ERP already does planning and materials. Why add Rebolt?

    Rebolt doesn't replace your ERP. It sits on top and connects the ERP to the things the ERP doesn't hold: OEM data, tech requests, OEM portals, SharePoint and your team's know-how. Rebolt then acts on all of it together.

  7. What results have customers seen?

    For instance, finding resolution dropped from 2–6 hours to 15 minutes per finding (depending on complexity).

  8. How long does implementation take?

    Usually from days to 2 weeks (once we have access to your systems). Getting ERP access is normally the longest step.

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