AiroQue / Industries
Industries served
Built for aerospace manufacturing environments
AiroQue supports aerospace, defense and space manufacturers and their Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers — including AS9100-certified organizations and companies preparing for certification.
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Aerospace
Commercial, business aviation and rotorcraft supply chains, where flow-down requirements, configuration control and documented process control drive most quality findings.
- Control Plans covering machining, special processes and assembly
- PFMEA aligned to the released routing
- Special-characteristic flow-down from customer drawings
- Documentation revised for engineering change activity
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Defense
Defense primes and their supplier base, where contractual quality requirements, traceability and change control are examined closely.
- Contract and program-specific documentation requirements
- Traceability and record requirements built into Control Plans
- Reaction plans covering containment and notification
- Quality-system documentation supporting audits
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Space
Launch, satellite and space hardware programs running low volumes at high consequence, where risk analysis has to be genuinely specific.
- Process risk analysis for low-volume, high-criticality builds
- Inspection planning for limited-run hardware
- Production-readiness documentation before first build
- Work instructions for build and integration steps
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Precision machining
CNC milling, turning and multi-axis machining, including job shops supporting several aerospace customers at once.
- Control Plans by part family and machine capability
- In-process inspection frequencies and sampling
- First-off and set-up verification written into the plan
- Reaction plans for tool wear, offsets and out-of-tolerance conditions
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Electromechanical manufacturing
Assemblies combining machined details, wiring, bonding, potting and functional test.
- Process Flow across mechanical and electrical operations
- PFMEA covering assembly and test failure modes
- Test and inspection documentation
- Operator-facing visual work instructions
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Sheet metal
Forming, fabrication, welding, joining and finishing operations feeding aerospace structures and details.
- Process Flow including outside processing and finishing
- Control of forming, welding and special-process parameters
- Inspection planning for formed and welded features
- Rework loop and rejection point documentation
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Composite manufacturing
Layup, cure, bonding, trim and inspection processes where process parameters carry much of the product risk.
- Process parameter controls in the Control Plan
- PFMEA covering material handling, layup and cure
- Inspection and NDT requirements identified in the plan
- Traceability and material-control documentation
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Aerospace assembly
Mechanical assembly, installation, integration and test operations, including build-to-print work.
- Assembly sequence documented as a Process Flow
- Torque, fastening and installation controls
- Inspection checkpoints written into work instructions
- Reaction plans for assembly and test nonconformance
Not sure where your documentation stands?
A short conversation is usually enough to identify whether the gap is in the PFMEA, the Control Plan, the inspection plan, or the alignment between them.