Manual wingwalking is costly, slow, and increasingly unsustainable for modern FBOs. With labor consuming over $10K monthly and the risk of $50K hangar rash incidents, it's time to rethink safety. Automation offers faster turnarounds, reduced claims, and significant savings. Discover how Airtrek’s AI-driven solution is reshaping ground operations—protecting both your bottom line and your aircraft.

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Foreign Object Debris (FOD) is one of aviation’s most underestimated hazards—yet it causes billions in damage and deadly accidents every year. From loose tools to packaging waste, even the smallest item can threaten aircraft safety. Learn how advanced detection, AI integration, and proactive management are reshaping runway risk control in the aviation industry.

Manual wingwalking is a vital safety measure, but it’s becoming unsustainable—costing U.S. operators over $1B annually in labor. With labor shortages, rising training gaps, and inefficiencies, it's time for smarter solutions. AI and computer vision can augment human teams, reduce risks, and cut costs without compromising safety. The future of ramp safety is intelligent, not just manual.

Foreign Object Debris poses a significant threat to aircraft safety worldwide.

Hangar rash—minor ground damage to aircraft—can lead to major costs. A small slip, like a wingtip hitting equipment, can ground flights, delay schedules, and require costly repairs. Often caused by poor situational awareness or rushed operations, hangar rash is preventable. With better training, smarter protocols, and AI monitoring, operators can cut these risks and protect both safety and budgets.