Register to attend this webinar to see how the latest technology is shaping the next era of digital aviation documentation, with XML (XML without the need for an XML expert), AI tools, and compliance all in one system, via a demo of the newest developments in the popular Web Manuals all-in-one digital documentation platform, as used by over 780 aviation operators worldwide. During the Webinar, you see how Web Manuals brings every manual an operator holds into the system: company manuals, OEM documentation, compliance libraries, and more. Then, following real-world workflows of document managers, technical writers and crew, the Web Manuals team will demo three developments now in service in the platform: a new native XML Editor, two AI capabilities already used every day, and the Compliance Libraries. Firstly, you will see the XML Editor with OEM documentation imported, edited and revised directly in Web Manuals, alongside company manuals, with the original structure, tags and attributes preserved throughout and every edit checked against the OEM schema as you work; all with no second system to license, no specialist XML knowledge required, and no page-by-page comparison when an OEM’s revision arrives.
Then you will see how the platform’s two AI capabilities, both already in service, work with native XML editing as well as the rest of the system. Amelia Document Search answers questions from your own documentation in seconds, and Amelia Co-Author speeds up technical writing and compliance edits inside your ordinary revision process, with a side-by-side view of every change, so nothing reaches a published manual without a person approving it. Finally, you will see the Compliance Libraries, which hold the regulation itself inside the system with your evidence connected to it, so the link between a requirement and the proof that you meet it stays current in one place instead of drifting in a spreadsheet until audit time.
The Webinar is divided into the following key sections and demos:
1.Web Manuals Introduction and the importance of an All-In-One Digital Manuals solution
The Webinar will begin with an introduction to Web Manuals, and their popular digital aviation documentation platform as used by over 780 aviation operators of all sizes and fleet type worldwide. Next the team outline the importance of an all-in-one solution.
Everything carried on an aircraft has to arrive in one piece, and the same is true of the information that keeps it airworthy. Regulation defines what safety is, and the manual is how that definition reaches the person doing the job. In most organizations that journey crosses several systems. One platform for company manuals, another for OEM documentation, a spreadsheet holding the compliance mapping together. Every boundary it crosses costs time, accuracy, or both. This Webinar demonstrates what happens when those boundaries are removed. Every part of the demo is shown live on screen, in the working system, the way your teams would use it.
2. Web Manuals Demo 1: Native XML – OEM documentation inside your own system
OEM documentation has always arrived on the manufacturer’s terms and usually lived in its own environment with a second system to license, maintain and train people in or on a revision cycle outside of your control. As you will see, Web Manuals’ new XML Editor closes that gap, and editing an OEM manual now feels like editing anything else in the platform. You will see:
- OEM XML manuals imported natively, with the original structure, tags and attributes preserved throughout – and exported with that structure intact at any time, so nothing is locked in.
- OEM manuals in the same document list as your web documents and PDFs, under the revision bars, workflows, tasks and categories you already use, so Flight Operations, Maintenance, Engineering and Compliance all work from one source.
- Author Mode for the familiar editing view and XML Mode for the detail technical writers expect, with the predefined OEM schema and Active Validation holding you to the elements and attributes the schema allows, so a small edit cannot break the structure.
- Document Merge, lining your version up against the manufacturer’s new revision side by side, marking every difference in colour and letting you approve or reject each change. In other words, no page-by-page checking, and nothing you wrote is lost.
3. Web Manuals Demo 2: AI Solutions for XML Editing and Beyond
Much of aviation AI is still on a roadmap, but two capabilities are live in Web Manuals today, and they both work with XML editing as well. Amelia Co-Author edits, proofreads and formats, holds content to your own design standards, builds tables, lists and checklists, converts a pasted screenshot into editable text, works across languages, and suggests the regulatory references relevant to the text you have selected. All this happens inside your ordinary revision process, with a side-by-side view of every change, so nothing reaches a published manual without a person approving it. Amelia Document Search answers questions from your own documentation and nowhere else, typically in five to thirty seconds, returning three sources with chapter numbers you can open directly, supporting follow-up questions, and saying “I don’t know” rather than guessing.
4. Web Manuals Demo 3: Compliance Libraries – living in the system
For most operators the link between requirement and manual is maintained by hand. It is true the day it is written, but drifts away afterwards. How far it has drifted usually becomes clear during an audit. As you will see Web Manuals holds the regulation itself, with your evidence connected to it in one view, laid out the way you already read it and colour-coded to the ICAO scheme used by EASA, the UK CAA and the UAE GCAA: blue for implemented rules, green for guidance material, yellow for AMCs, magenta for appendices. Connections are made beside the text rather than on top of it, outdated links are flagged where you will notice them, and an owner, task or applicability change can be pushed down to every sub-requirement in one action. Filters cut a full library to what changed in the latest revision, what carries a warning, what has no owner, or what is tied to a single manual. As you will see for the audit itself, the system generates a spreadsheet-style checklist view you can hand over, filtered exports, and a monthly activity log with full timestamps. The webinar will end with a live Q&A session.
About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:
Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.
The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.
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