Part 142 · NSP & Part 60 compliance
NSP evaluation cycles
Each device carries its recurring Part 60 National Simulator Program window; logging an evaluation records the evaluator, organization, result, findings, and corrective actions and rolls the next-due date forward, with reminders ahead of the deadline. Your overall NSP pass rate shows on the Reports page. It replaces the three spreadsheets an eval cycle usually lives across.
Launching the first quarter of 2027.
Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.
Who it's for
The director of training responsible for keeping every device current under Part 60, who needs the evaluation clock to live on the device rather than in someone's memory.
What it replaces
The three different spreadsheets an NSP evaluation cycle usually lives across.
What nsp evaluation cycles gives you
- Logs evaluator, result, findings, and corrective actions
- Next-due date auto-rolls with reminders ahead of the deadline
- Overall NSP pass rate on the Reports page
The eval clock lives on the device
Each device carries its own recurring Part 60 National Simulator Program window, so the evaluation clock lives on the device rather than in someone's memory. Logging an evaluation records the evaluator, the organization, the result, the findings, and the corrective actions, then rolls the next-due date forward and reminds you ahead of the deadline.
- Logs evaluator, result, findings, and corrective actions
- Next-due date auto-rolls with reminders ahead of the deadline
Pass rate that rolls up on Reports
Your overall NSP pass rate rolls up on the Reports page from the evaluations you log, so an eval cycle stops living across three different spreadsheets. The cycle's status and history sit on the device and feed the same reporting the rest of the operation uses.
- Overall NSP pass rate on the Reports page
- Rolled up from the evaluations you log
How an operator uses this
Each device carries its own recurring Part 60 National Simulator Program window, so the evaluation clock lives on the device rather than in someone's memory. Logging an evaluation records the evaluator, the organization, the result, the findings, and the corrective actions, then rolls the next-due date forward and reminds you ahead of the deadline. Your overall NSP pass rate rolls up on the Reports page, so an eval cycle stops living across three different spreadsheets.
Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.
How it works
NSP evaluation cycles, step by step
Each device carries its recurring Part 60 NSP window with a next-due date.
When the evaluation happens, log it — evaluator, organization, result, findings, and corrective actions.
The next-due date rolls forward automatically, with reminders ahead of the deadline.
Check the overall NSP pass rate on the Reports page.
Questions
NSP evaluation cycles — frequently asked
How are NSP evaluation cycles tracked per simulator?
Each device carries its own recurring Part 60 NSP window. Logging an evaluation records the evaluator, organization, result, findings, and corrective actions, then rolls the next-due date forward and reminds you ahead of the deadline.
Can I see our NSP pass rate?
Yes. Your overall NSP pass rate shows on the Reports page, rolled up from the evaluations you log.
Keep exploring
Other features in Part 142
Device inventory
FFS Level A–D and FTD with Part 60 qualification levels; AATD and BATD tracked by their LOA instead.
Deep diveConflict-free calendar
Briefing + debrief blocks built into the sim schedule; conflicts caught before they post.
Deep diveUtilization reporting
Per-sim hours, sessions, and by-type breakdown — no month-end rebuild.
Deep diveInstructor currency
Per-instructor CFI / CFII / ATP currency on the Due-Soon → Overdue pipeline.
Deep diveFAA inspection mode
Read-only navigation for a POI/PMI visit, scoped to the records they need.
Deep diveTS document control
Sections (A001 / A002 / B055 …) with DRAFT → PROPOSED → APPROVED and POI sign-off captured; append-only revision log.
Deep diveInstructor authorization matrix
Who's authorized on which course on which device — every sign-off an audited event.
Deep diveFAA Form 8710 / IACRA prep
Pre-fills from completed training records; CSV export ready for IACRA upload.
Deep diveAQP (14 CFR 121 App. Y)
Per-fleet proficiency objectives and CQ-cycle tracking (add-on module).
Deep diveEvery Part 142 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.
See the backboneSee nsp evaluation cycles on your operation.
It's part of the Part 142 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.