What Drives Monthly Cost
- Overall company complexity
- Total aircraft count
- Single-type versus mixed-type fleets
- Total pilot count
- Depth of ongoing regulatory and operational support required
How engagement works
Following the initial gap analysis, ASG pricing is based on the size, complexity, and support requirements of each operation. Final pricing is defined through the service agreement based on the operator's fleet, personnel, aircraft types, regulatory environment, and level of ongoing support required.
Initial document library and compliance review to establish the current state, identify deficiencies, and define the implementation path before pricing is finalized.
Ongoing support is scoped after reviewing the operator's fleet, pilots, manuals, training records, regulatory environment, and expected support cadence.
Project and retainer pricing is defined around the specific authorization, manual, audit, training, documentation, or operational support required.
ASG begins by reviewing the operation, existing manuals, training records, compliance structure, and support requirements. From there, we define a practical support model designed to help the operator stay compliant, organized, audit-ready, and moving forward.