Maintenance and Modifications
Central Flying Invites Customers To View Mx Status
In-house-developed system serves all stakeholders involved in supporting aircraft
Central Flying Service's MX Tailwinds
Central Flying Service’s MX Tailwinds system helps aircraft owners and maintainers coordinate maintenance activities.

Little Rock, Arkansas-based Central Flying Service has added MX Tailwinds, a maintenance visibility platform, to its redesigned website, allowing customers to access information on maintenance requirements along with the team that maintains their aircraft. 

MX Tailwinds integrates with Central’s Corridor maintenance management software and other company software platforms such as Sage and Microsoft Teams, as well as its VoIP telephone system. According to Central, MX Tailwinds provides “a single, continuously updated picture” of the aircraft’s status— including due items, estimated costs, and what maintenance is coming—“before it disrupts a planned trip.”

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