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The Industry Is Frozen Until 2035. Your AOG Response Shouldn't Be.
Boeing and Airbus have a 17,000-aircraft backlog. New jets won't arrive until 2035. Airlines are spending $11 billion a year just keeping aging fleets in the air.
The industry can't move fast. Your AOG response has no excuse not to.
Frozen Fleets, Real Consequences
There is no new delivery coming to absorb the pressure. The aircraft flying today are the aircraft your operation depends on for the next decade — older, more maintenance-intensive, and with zero margin for a grounding that drags on longer than it has to.
When an AOG hits a fleet with no backup, every hour on the ground isn't just a delay. It's a cascading cost — to schedule, to revenue, to the passengers waiting at the gate.
The only variable procurement teams can actually control is how fast they close it.
The Old Process Was Built for a Different Era
Phone calls. Emails across time zones. Quotes that arrive after the recovery window has already closed. The traditional sourcing process wasn't built for speed — and in a market defined by aging fleets, constrained inventory, and zero delivery slack, slow sourcing has a direct, measurable price.
AOG Today was built to replace that process entirely.
Post. Quote. Close. Same Day.
AOG Today is a real-time procurement platform for procurement teams, MROs, and AOG desks that can't afford the old way.
Post an RFQ in seconds — describe the part, set urgency, reach verified suppliers instantly. No emails into the void.
Receive quotes in real time — responses come to you while the AOG clock is still running. No chasing, no missed calls, no inbox chaos.
Close the order the same day — the right part, fully documented, dispatched before the shift ends. Aircraft back in the air before the day is out.
Every supplier is verified. Every quote is traceable. No shortcuts on documentation, no ambiguity on airworthiness.
The backlog is a decade-long problem. Your next AOG is measured in hours.
