From First Rivet to First Flight—and Beyond.
Building an experimental aircraft is a labor of love that spans months or years. Along the way, you're juggling build logs, weight calculations, parts receipts, inspection checklists, and FAA documentation—often across notebooks, spreadsheets, and shoeboxes of receipts. When the DAR arrives, you need to prove you built 51% and document every major assembly.
After certification, the work continues. Phase I flight testing requires meticulous logging. Condition inspections demand organized records. And unlike certified aircraft, there's no type certificate holder tracking ADs for you—it's all on you.
Alpha Zulu Suite supports your entire journey from kit opening to sunset flights.
Every hour logged, every photo captured, every receipt stored—ready for your DAR inspection with professional documentation that proves your craftsmanship.
Your experimental aircraft has the same professional record-keeping as a certified aircraft, protecting its value and keeping you legal for years of flying ahead.