ABOUT US

We turn aircraft maintenance data
into aviation intelligence

Radar gives operators, owners, and lenders a shared, trusted view of aircraft records, from digital logbooks to live compliance, reliability and capital signals.

Traditional aircraft records are scattered across binders, PDFs, tribal memory, and siloed systems. Radar unifies them into one digital source of truth so you can answer the aviation questions that matter: Are we compliant? Have we done this before? What’s this aircraft worth?

FOUNDER

From operations to intelligence

Radar was founded by Israel Slodowitz, an aviation operator who experienced firsthand how fragmented maintenance records slow operations, increase risk, and erode aircraft value.

His background across flight operations, compliance, and capital decisions shaped Radar into a platform built for real aviation workflows, not abstract software assumptions.

Meet Israel Slodowitz
Israel Slodowitz, founder of Radar
Founded by aviation operators, for aviation operators.

WHAT WE BELIEVE

Our Core Values

One digital record per aircraft

Every logbook entry, inspection, work card, and part change is captured as a structured event: searchable, linked, and tied to the actual aircraft configuration.

Compliance you can trust

ADs, SBs, and inspections are driven directly from documented events, with real-time Complied / Not Complied / Yellow status backed by the underlying records.

Intelligence built on your records

Once records are structured, Radar turns them into signals for availability, reliability, cost benchmarking, and financing, using the same data you already maintain.

Shared truth, not guesswork

Owners, DOMs, lenders and insurers all look at the same verified data. No more tribal memory.

Value compounds over time

Every documented event strengthens the aircraft’s provenance, increasing confidence, usability, and long-term value.

One digital record per aircraft.

Your fleet's records at your fingertips.

One verified record for records, maintenance, insurance, and monitoring.