Every AD that applies to your aircraft.
One search across seven civil aviation authorities, and a compliance record for every aircraft you manage.
Published this week.
20 new records this week, 37,114 indexed in total. Each one links to the authority's own document.
Last synced
- 2026-0182R1EASAStabilizers - Elevators - Inspections / ReplacementAIRBUS S.A.S. A319Effective Oct 5, 2026Open the official document (new tab)
- 2026-0183EASATime Limits / Maintenance Checks - Airworthiness Limitations Section - AmendmentDIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES DA 42Effective Oct 7, 2026Open the official document (new tab)
- 2026-0184EASARotorcraft Flight Manual - Limitations Section - Amendment System Integration and Display - Software - ModificationAIRBUS HELICOPTERS H160Effective Oct 6, 2026Open the official document (new tab)
- 2026-0179EASATail Rotor - Tail Rotor Blade - Service Life Limit Amendment / ReplacementAIRBUS HELICOPTERS EC175Effective Oct 2, 2026Open the official document (new tab)
- 2026-0181EASAPower Plant - Air Intake Cowl - Nacelle Anti-ice Duct Female Socket - InspectionAIRBUS S.A.S. A380Effective Oct 2, 2026Open the official document (new tab)
- 2026-18-52FAARolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd. & Co. KG EnginesRolls-Royce RB211-Trent 875-17Effective Sep 21, 2026Open the official document (new tab)
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Keep what applies.
Directives are matched to the exact model first, then the type family. Other families from the same maker stay out of the way.
N417ZP
Airbus A320-214, example aircraft
- ModelThe AD names this exact model
- Type familySame family, another variant
- Make onlyThe AD names the manufacturer, no model
Another family from the same manufacturer is left out.
Record the decision.
Complied, recurring or not applicable, with the date, the method and a note. Every change goes to the aircraft's history.
Record compliance, example
2026-0182R1EASA
Complied on
Sep 18, 2026
Method
Inspection per SB
Hand over the report.
A PDF an inspector can read, or a CSV for your own systems. Every directive in it points back to the official document.
AD compliance report
N417ZP, Airbus A320-214
Each row links to the official document. Example data.
One aircraft. Every authority.
Real results for the Boeing 787, from the Zephr catalog. Each regulator publishes on its own portal; Zephr reads them all.
Directives for Boeing 787
112
Directives for Boeing 787
124
Directives for Boeing 787
111
2026-17-02 is in all 3. The FAA issued it and the other authorities adopted it under their own records. Checking one portal shows you one of them.
Everything after the search.
The search, as it is today
Make, model, authority and AD number, brand families grouped, and the official document one click from every row.
Watchlist alerts
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Set up from the certificate
Upload the certificate of conformity. Zephr reads it and pre-fills make, model, serial, year and registration for you to confirm.
One directive, every authority's copy
Adopted ADs are linked across regulators, so FAA 2026-17-02 and its EASA and Transport Canada versions sit side by side.
Notes that stay with the AD
Rich notes on a directive or an aircraft, shared with your team by role or through a read-only public link.
A project per aircraft
Its applicable ADs, compliance history, folders and notes in one place, with overdue and recurring items first.
Exports for the audit
A PDF report an inspector can read, a CSV for your own systems, or the original authority PDFs in one zip.
Coverage you can count.
Directives indexed, all authorities
37,114
Each portal is checked daily. These numbers are read from the live catalog every hour.
- EASA
- 18,480
- FAA
- 13,117
- Transport Canada
- 4,801
- ANAC Brazil
- 450
- UK CAA
- 206
- DGAC Chile
- 44
- ANAC Argentina
- 16
Stop checking 7 portals by hand.
| Task | By hand | With Zephr |
|---|---|---|
| Search scope | Search scopeOne authority portal at a time | 7 authorities in one query |
| Finding what applies | Finding what appliesRead each result, portal by portal | Filtered by make and model |
| New AD alerts | New AD alertsRe-check the portals yourself | Email when a match is published |
| Compliance record | Compliance recordSpreadsheets and loose PDFs | Per aircraft, with history |
| Source of truth | Source of truthBookmarks to each portal | Every record links to the official document |
| Freshness | FreshnessAs of your last manual check | Checked against each portal daily |
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From each authority's official portal: FAA, EASA, Transport Canada, UK CAA, ANAC Brazil, ANAC Argentina and DGAC Chile. Every record links to the authority's own document.
Each portal is checked once a day. A new or revised directive normally appears within a day of the authority publishing it.
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