Aircraft-Ops
Unified operational tooling for aviation organizations.
Platform Architecture
AircraftOps is designed as a multi-tenant operational platform for organizations. The system provides a shared infrastructure layer for domain entities, documents, scheduling, permissions, and real-time activity feeds.
Some subsystems are already implemented, while others are architected and planned as part of a coherent platform roadmap.
High-Level System Graph
All capabilities are built on a shared event-driven substrate. The application layer emits commands and renders state. Background pipelines handle ingestion, indexing, and analytics.
Implemented Core Systems
Domain Entity Registry
Core business objects are modeled as typed domain entities stored in a unified data model.
Event Infrastructure
All entity mutations emit structured events via DynamoDB Streams and Redis, which drive background pipelines for indexing, metrics, and analytics.
Search Layer
Domain entities are synchronized into Typesense for keyword search, with vector embeddings stored in S3 for semantic retrieval.
Architected Systems
Observability & Analytics
Audit events are streamed through Firehose into S3 and queried via Athena for time-based operational analytics.
Document Vault
First-class document entities with metadata, ownership, indexing, and semantic retrieval.
Scheduling Engine
Time-based domain objects that emit system events and drive workflows.
Planned Platform Capabilities
Activity Feed
Instagram-style event feed showing all organizational activity in real time.
Semantic Knowledge Layer
Vector-based retrieval over internal documents, memos, SOPs, and operational records.
System Philosophy
- Everything is an entity
- Everything emits events
- Everything is permissioned
- Nothing mutates without history
AircraftOps is built as a long-term platform, not a single-purpose app. The current implementation represents the core substrate. The remaining systems are logical extensions of the same architecture.