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BCX Software Develops Airworthiness Management System

Wichita-based BCX Software, a recently established electronic data management firm, is developing Airworthiness Management System.

By David A. Lombardo • Contributor

November 30, 2011

Wichita-based BCX Software, a recently established electronic data management firm, is developing Airworthiness Management System. AMS is an electronic data-sharing product designed to streamline and standardize the process of complying with FAA requirements for obtaining airworthiness certification.

David Bernstorf, the company’s founder and president, spent more than 35 years with Beech Aircraft, working in various capacities before becoming vice president of safety and certification. In 2010 he left Beech to start BCX Consulting, which specializes in helping companies improve financial performance, regulatory compliance and safety. The development of AMS is a collaborative effort between BCX and Larry Van Dyke of ICX Consulting.

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