GAMIT: ROAM Enters the World of Predictive Maintenance

“Harnessing historical insight and intelligent automation to power the future of aircraft reliability”

Stansted Airport, 12.09.2025 – ROAM (Records Online Asset Management), the aerospace industry's most agile and intelligent aircraft records platform, is taking another giant leap forward—this time, into the world of predictive maintenance.

A solution proudly developed and delivered by GAMIT, a subsidiary of the globally renowned AMAC Aerospace Group of Companies, ROAM is already trusted by top-tier operators including SAS, Transavia France, Air Tahiti Nui, Condor, DRF Luftrettung, SmartLynx, Portugalia and more. Known for digitizing and streamlining the most complex aircraft records ecosystems, ROAM is now enabling operators to not just react to maintenance issues—but anticipate them.

“This is more than a technical feature update,” says Chris Leese-Wood, Chief Operating Officer at GAMIT. “It’s a mindset shift—from data hindsight to foresight.”

With the introduction of predictive maintenance capabilities, ROAM now empowers airlines, MROs, and lessors to extract performance trends directly from real-world operational records—whether it's Line Checks, C-Checks, part replacement logs, or scanned technician notes. The system automatically analyzes unstructured data across fleets, aircraft types, and engineering inputs to identify patterns and forecast part failures before they disrupt operations.

The engine behind this innovation is ROAM’s powerful AI-driven OCR and metadata platform—RDOC, which standardizes legacy records and integrates seamlessly with M&E systems like AMOS, TRAX, ULTRAMAIN, and SAP. This enables not only deep data visibility but also intelligent alerting, flagging underperforming parts based on MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures), variance from average lifespans, and maintenance context.

Visual Intelligence, Real Action

ROAM’s interactive blueprint-based visualizations offer a holistic view of each asset. Engineers can instantly see color-coded parts by risk level, time since last replacement, and remaining expected life—turning raw records into real-time insight.

Moreover, by uploading custom system diagrams (e.g., hydraulic, avionics), users can map dependencies and instantly assess cascading risk when a component fails. This includes automatic highlighting of upstream/downstream links and failure clustering—a true systems-thinking approach to aircraft health.

Data That Works for You

ROAM isn't just about smart tech—it’s about making smart decisions easier. By transforming archived PDFs and maintenance records into structured, searchable data, ROAM creates a single source of truth across the operation.

And thanks to ROAM’s predictive engine, users can now forecast which components are likely to fail within the next ‘X’ cycles and plan replacements proactively—minimizing AOG events, optimizing inventory, and enhancing passenger reliability.

A Future-Ready Solution, Backed by Aviation Experts

ROAM’s expansion into predictive maintenance is a natural progression for a platform born from over three decades of aviation experience. With GAMIT’s engineering DNA and AMAC Aerospace’s global reach, ROAM continues to redefine what’s possible in technical records and asset management.

Tomorrow’s insights are here today—only with ROAM.

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Contact: Anthony Wilkinson

Email: Anthony.Wilkinson@AMACAerospace.com