CTC Aircraft Maintenance for X-Plane brings the ClearedToCode maintenance tablet to X-Plane 12. It reads your aircraft straight from X-Plane's own Web API and keeps a full maintenance record for every airframe you fly.
CTC Wear: persistent wear, tear and failures, included
The tablet comes with CTC Wear, a plugin for X-Plane 12 that the Setup installs for you. It runs inside X-Plane on every flight, with or without the tablet open, on every aircraft you fly.
- Each airframe (aircraft, livery and registration) keeps its hours, engine hours, cycles, landings and the wear of every part from one flight to the next.
- Worn parts can fail in X-Plane itself, through X-Plane's own failure system. Hard landings can burst a tyre or damage the gear.
- Open failures stay open: reload the aircraft and they come back until you repair them.
- The Wear page shows every part's wear and the open failures, with Repair, Repair everything and the failure setting: Off, Realistic or Hard.
What else you get
- Overview and aircraft status for each tail: dispatch state, open items, hours, cycles and landings.
- Systems pages (hydraulic, fuel, electrical, pneumatic, landing gear, engines) read live from the cockpit.
- Defects and the minimum equipment list, with GO / NO-GO and deferral categories.
- Illustrated parts, a tech log and a live map.
- Your aircraft drawn in the livery you loaded in X-Plane.
Aircraft come as .xmm sets
Each aircraft's real data (systems, parts, limits, MEL) comes in its own .xmm set; install any set from a file. The Zibo 737-800X set is built in. Aircraft without a set get a free logbook: flights, hours, cycles, landings and the tech log, and CTC Wear still keeps their wear and failures.
Install
Unzip the download and run the Setup (X-Plane closed). It installs the tablet with a Start menu entry and desktop shortcut, and puts the CTC Wear plugin into every X-Plane 12 it finds; another X-Plane folder can be added. No admin rights needed. The tablet updates itself from inside the app.
One serial per PC. A 1-hour demo runs without one.