FDR download and readout.
MATS provides FDR download and readout support using its own KGB Aviation DART equipment. Bring the recorder and maintenance context into one focused service request.
On site with MATS
A direct connection.
A recorder that stays installed.
Actual equipment. On-aircraft access. Shown exactly as photographed.
- Equipment
- KGB Aviation DART
- Recorder interface
- Installed FDR or CVR
- Data transfer
- Wi-Fi or Ethernet
On-aircraft access allows supported recorders to remain installed during download. MATS confirms connection requirements for your aircraft before work proceeds.
From aircraft details
to a defined service.
The photograph shows the connection. Your request gives MATS the context to confirm how that service applies to your aircraft.
Identify the requirement.
Share the aircraft or application, recorder model or part number, and maintenance context.
Confirm the connection.
MATS reviews applicability, the access method, and any connection or site requirements.
Agree the scope.
Confirm download and readout requirements, data handoff, schedule, and commercial terms before work proceeds.
Start with what you know.
Have these details ready for your FDR service request. Include the information available to you so MATS can review the requirement.
- Aircraft
- Family, model, registration, or application when known.
- Recorder
- Make and model, or the recorder part number.
- Location
- Aircraft location and relevant maintenance context.
- Output & timing
- Requested download or readout, handoff needs, and required date.
- Contact
- The authorized person MATS should contact about the request.
Let’s review your
FDR requirement.
Bring the aircraft, recorder, and timing together in one service request.
Applicability, scope, and scheduling are confirmed for your request.