Everything Jetvitals reads from your card

One upload gives you the flights, the engine trends, the faults and the avionics inventory of your aircraft. Here is each of them in detail.

Every flight, found for you

Jetvitals rebuilds the flights from the flight phases the avionics record. You enter nothing.

  • Date, takeoff and landing in UTC, duration, origin and maximum altitude
  • The warnings and cautions raised during each flight, at a glance
  • Flights whose recording has already left the card are still listed
Citation M2 Flights Engine trends Faults and alerts Avionics
DateFromDurationMax altitudeAlerts
12 Sep 2026 LFPB 1 h 42 FL410 Caution
9 Sep 2026 EGGW 0 h 58 FL350
4 Sep 2026 LSGG 1 h 15 FL390
28 Aug 2026 LEMD 2 h 06 FL410 Warning
21 Aug 2026 EDDB 1 h 31 FL400
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Replay a flight, second by second

Open a flight to see what the aircraft and its engines did, on charts that share one time axis.

  • Aircraft and cabin altitude, indicated and ground speed, vertical speed
  • N1, N2, ITT, fuel flow, oil pressure and temperature, left and right
  • Voltage and current
  • Flight phases above the charts, one cursor across all of them, and the engine peaks and fuel used at the top
Citation M2 Flights Engine trends Faults and alerts Avionics
Flight of 12 Sep 2026 LFPB Caution
Duration1 h 42
Max ITT742 °C
Fuel used1320 lb
Altitude Aircraft Cabin
ITT Left Right
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Engine trends, flight after flight

The engine computers take one point at takeoff and one in cruise on each flight. Raw values follow the conditions of the day; the difference between the two engines does not, so a drift in it points to one engine.

  • Takeoff and cruise points, left and right
  • Left minus right for ITT, N2 and fuel flow
  • Every point the avionics have kept, on one chart
Citation M2 Flights Engine trends Faults and alerts Avionics
ITT, left minus right (°C) CruiseTakeoff
0 +10 +15 Drift
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Faults and crew alerts, with their history

Every fault and every CAS message the avionics recorded, sorted so that what matters comes first.

  • By class: warnings, cautions, advisories
  • The most frequent first, then the history: when, for how long, in which flight and flight phase
  • The ATA chapter of each fault
  • Messages known to be normal operation are left out of the counts, and shown again with one tick
Citation M2 Flights Engine trends Faults and alerts Avionics
Most frequent
ClassMessageTimesLast
Caution ENG CTRL SYS FAULT L 7 12 Sep 2026
Caution P/S HTR FAIL R 4 9 Sep 2026
Caution GEN OFF R 2 4 Sep 2026
Warning OIL PRESS LO L On the ground, normal operation 1 28 Aug 2026
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The avionics inventory, in plain language

The aircraft report on the card lists what is installed. Jetvitals makes it readable.

  • Units with their serial number, software part number, version and power-on hours
  • Databases with their cycle and validity dates; expired ones are flagged
  • The software loading history
Citation M2 Flights Engine trends Faults and alerts Avionics
UnitSerial numberVersionPower-on hours
GDU 1400W4KR01234515.023184
GTC 5703DM06789015.023190
GIA 63W1EX0246809.143207
GEA 7146V0135792.073207
Databases
Navigation2610Expires 29 Oct 2026
Obstacles2608Expired
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Upload a card in a few clicks

Drop the folder of the card in your browser. Jetvitals keeps the logs, leaves the rest, and imports them in the background.

  • Files are recognised by their content, wherever they sit on the card
  • A file already sent is skipped: cards that overlap never create duplicates
  • A card from another aircraft is refused, so data never lands on the wrong aircraft
  • Once the files are sent, you can leave the page
Upload a card
Import finished
Flights found14
New files96
Files already known316
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And everything around it

Team and roles

Unlimited users, invited by e-mail. Four roles: owner, administrator, member, read-only.

Several companies, one sign-in

A maintenance organisation or a management company switches between the customers it works for.

Two-step verification and passkeys

A code from an authenticator app after the password, or a passkey instead of both.

Originals kept, storage per customer

Every file is kept as uploaded, in a storage space that belongs to your account only.

Five languages

English, French, Spanish, German and Italian, with a light and a dark theme. Each user chooses.

Billing in your account

Billing details and invoices are in the account. Each invoice is also sent by e-mail as a PDF.

What comes next

Jetvitals starts with what the avionics record. The maintenance side comes next.

Exceedances Planned

Limits exceeded in flight, flagged on the flight and in the history of the aircraft.

Engine baselines Planned

Each engine compared with itself at equal conditions, not only with the other one.

Maintenance management Planned

Due items, inspections and work, tracked next to the data that justifies them.

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