Abstract:
Inspecting aircraft’s emergency equipments (existence, manufatured date, and expiration date) manually is time consuming. Human errors factor such as unreadable handwriting and wrong part number reading often reduce the quality of inspection data. Other problems like worn out label could hold up the inspection process and affect the data quality.
Using RFID tags attached on aircraft’s emergency equipments to identify the existence, part number, expiration date, maunfactured date, and expiration date. Reducing the manhours required to perform such work. And also reducing the human errors factor thus improving the quality of enterprise data.
Speaker:
Diki Hartanto
Diki Hartanto was graduated from Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) Majoring in Aeronautical Engineering in 2008. In 2009 He joined GMF AeroAsia and became part of Configuration Control Management (CCM) unit. For 2010-2012 he became a Key User Expert from Engineering Services for SAP in GMF AeroAsia, he later joined the core team of Engineering Services for SAP SWIFT Implementation Project. Currently He held a position as a manager of Aircraft Configuration Management.