Engineering Trust: Building Precision Software for Precision Aerospace

Aircraft in flight seen from below
Date
June 19, 2026
Author
Isatis Group
Category
Engineering
Read time
5 min read

Inside our collaboration with ST Engineering’s Aerospace Solutions division: a week on site, three new modules, and a full move to modern .NET, GraphQL and Angular.

At Isatis Software Solutions, we develop custom software for organisations that demand reliability, clarity, and efficiency. One of our current collaborations brings us into a domain where these qualities are essential: aircraft maintenance and overhaul (MRO).

We are working with the Aerospace Solutions division of ST Engineering, a global player in aerospace MRO. Their operations involve strict regulatory compliance, detailed traceability, and complex coordination, requiring a software platform that matches that precision.

Software that has to be as precise as the hangar

In aerospace MRO, every part, every action and every sign-off has to be traceable. Regulations decide who may do what, and planning has to coordinate people, parts and tools across departments without gaps. Software in this world is not a nice-to-have; it is the backbone that keeps operations compliant and moving.

A week on site

Last week, a team from Isatis visited the client’s site to work closely with their engineers, planners, and operational staff. It was a very informative week that helped us better understand the detailed business logic and requirements for the next modules in development.

Those modules include Request for Quote (RFQ) handling, pre-planning, and tools management, each with its own dependencies, workflows, and operational constraints. Seeing how the work actually flows through the hangar is worth weeks of written specifications.

Under the hood: a modern foundation

In parallel with new development, we completed a significant backend migration: moving from a GoLang codebase to modern .NET, which allows for better maintainability and scalability. We also introduced GraphQL using Hot Chocolate, offering a more flexible and efficient way to retrieve data compared to traditional REST APIs.

On the frontend, we are transitioning from the legacy Vue.js 2 interface, inherited from a previous vendor, to Angular, ensuring a more consistent, testable, and maintainable user experience going forward.

Becoming part of daily operations

Seeing the system actively used by multiple departments confirms that the software is becoming a central part of daily operations. The client also took the time to share some lighter moments outside of work, something our team genuinely appreciated.

Building software for a domain this demanding is what we enjoy most. Curious what a partnership like this could look like for your organisation? Schedule a call.

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Jack van Poll

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