Core Insights - The East China Sea Second Rescue Flight Team (referred to as "East II Flight") has officially launched an electronic maintenance work card system after passing regulatory compliance review by the Xiamen Civil Aviation Administration, becoming the first maintenance unit in China's general aviation sector to implement such a system [1][2]. Group 1 - The implementation of the electronic work card system is part of East II Flight's efforts to modernize its emergency rescue system, addressing inefficiencies in traditional maintenance processes that relied heavily on personnel experience [2]. - The system includes four modules: production planning, engineering technology, field management, and electronic signature work cards, which have been optimized based on historical data and actual work needs [2][3]. - The system has generated 565 electronic work cards that cover routine maintenance tasks such as time-controlled component replacements and regular inspections [2]. Group 2 - The system enhances standardized maintenance management by dynamically matching authorized personnel with their respective maintenance tasks, thus preventing unauthorized repairs [3]. - It allows for electronic signing of various maintenance tasks, ensuring compliance with legal requirements for electronic records [3]. - The system features smart management capabilities, including reminders for maintenance deadlines, feedback on task completion, and automatic data archiving to a cloud server [3].

Core Insights - The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) conducted an annual inspection of Spring Airlines Aircraft Engineering Yangzhou Co., focusing on the maintenance system and safety management [1][2] Group 1: Inspection Findings - A joint inspection team verified the company's maintenance system compliance through document reviews, on-site checks, and personnel interviews, identifying safety management blind spots and weaknesses in on-site management [1] - The Jiangsu Regulatory Bureau is responsible for organizing the issues found during the inspection and tracking the rectification progress [2] Group 2: Recommendations for Improvement - The Jiangsu Regulatory Bureau proposed five improvement suggestions for the company's safety development, including enhancing the professional qualifications of key personnel, improving training management effectiveness, optimizing production support efficiency, refining management methods, and strengthening risk control and hazard identification [2] - The East China Bureau acknowledged the company's efforts in fine-tuning the entire maintenance process and suggested focusing on typical maintenance errors in the industry, assessing maintenance capabilities against company development, and advancing smart maintenance initiatives [3]