Implementation of ILS Methodology on the Basis of ISO 55000 Series Standards

The aviation industry, being a key element of modern technological infrastructure, faces strategic challenges in ensuring the efficiency and reliability of aircraft. One crucial aspect in this context is the implementation of Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) methodology and relevant asset management standards, such as ISO 55000. Technological advancements in this field contribute to the effective maintenance and support of airborne vehicles, thereby enhancing the safety and operational capabilities of aviation companies. Within the scope of this study, we focus on the fundamental principles of Integrated Logistics Support and ISO 55000 standards within the aviation industry. Throughout the research, an analysis of correspondences between ILS methodology and established standards has been conducted, revealing explicit prospects for implementing ILS based on the principles outlined in ISO 55000. Additionally, the application of the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) tool as IT support for ILS processes is examined. The approach developed in the course of the study provides a stable foundation for integrating ILS into the maintenance of small aircraft. The obtained results not only contribute significantly to maintenance practices but can also serve as a catalyst for enhancing the reliability and readiness of aircraft for operation. This, in turn, promotes improvements in the safety and efficiency of companies operating in the aviation sector.