What’s live, what’s in development, what’s planned
Compliance buyers spend their working lives finding the gap between what a document claims and what is actually in place — so this page states ours plainly. If a framework matters to your operation, tell us: early-access partners set the sequence.
FAA 14 CFR Part 135
Live todayCommuter and on-demand operations — crew qualifications, flight operations, aircraft & equipment, recordkeeping, manual requirements.
Shipped. Clause-level requirement mapping with verbatim citation of your manual text, gap findings with human review, and audit evidence packs.
FAA 14 CFR Part 91
Live todayGeneral operating and flight rules referenced by Part 135 operations.
Shipped alongside Part 135 for requirements that cross-reference Part 91 (e.g. §91.413 transponder tests).
EASA Part-ORO / Part-CAT
In developmentOrganisation requirements and commercial air transport operations.
In development. The requirement corpus and clause-mapping workflow are being extended to Part-ORO structures. Timeline shared with customers on request.
Transport Canada CARs
PlannedParts VII (703/704) commercial air services.
Planned. Talk to us about your jurisdiction and operational profile — early-access partners help set the sequence.
SMS / ICAO Annex 19
PlannedSafety management systems and quality assurance programs.
Planned. SMS document structures differ enough from prescriptive regulation that we are designing the mapping model deliberately rather than forcing the Part 135 shape onto it.
This page describes product scope, not regulatory advice. Navlyt is not a regulator and does not certify compliance.