Transform Airport Oversight with One Centralized Solution

AirportIQ System Manager provides a unified, digital platform that centralizes airport system administration for state departments of transportation, streamlining processes from budgeting and grants to inspections and aircraft registration.

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From Disconnected Systems to Centralized Control:Modernize Airport Oversight

State aviation agencies face growing complexity: multiple funding sources, inspections, licensing, FAA reporting, and facility oversight. Too often, these processes rely on spreadsheets or siloed applications—leading to delays, duplicate data, and compliance risks.

AirportIQ System Manager consolidates it all into a single platform, helping you:

Streamline FAA compliance tracking and inspection workflows.
Manage capital improvement projects and funding allocations in real time.

Automate aircraft registrations and licensing to save staff time.
Track and report system-wide facility data and activities in one place.

With AirportIQ System Manager, agencies move from reactive administration to proactive oversight—reducing risk, saving time, and improving aviation safety and compliance.

Key Features & Benefits

Track Funding Sources & Capital Projects

Manage federal and state grant applications, entitlements, and reimbursements. Prioritize and approve airport capital improvement projects with full transparency.

Digitize Facility Oversight

Eliminate paper inspections. Import FAA 5010 data, perform statewide audits, and sync results instantly across your system with Mobile Inspector integration.

Automated Airport Licensing System

Issue and manage airport, heliport, and seaport licenses online. Track compliance, renewals, and payments with ease.

Comprehensive Aircraft Registration

Handle dealer and fleet registrations, process fees, and manage renewals. Import FAA aircraft data and automate certificates, invoices, and surveys.

Real-Time Facility Data Management

Centralize GIS, maps, master plans, equipment inventories, and aeronautical studies to support FAA Part 77 compliance.

Why ASM Works

Trusted by aviation agencies across the U.S. for over 30 years, ASM reduces administrative burden while strengthening oversight:

FAA COMPLIANCE READY: Supports 5010 inspections, licensing, and reporting.

CENTRALIZED OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT: One system for facilities, grants, projects, and registrations.

SCALABLE CLOUD HOSTING: Secure, FedRAMP-compliant Microsoft Azure hosting ensures data security and uptime.

MOBILE ACCESSIBILITY: Inspectors can capture photos, map discrepancies, and sync results in the field, online or offline.

ENTERPRISE-WIDE ACCESS: Unlimited users, no additional seat costs.

Trusted by Agencies Nationwide

Built for State Aviation Leaders Who Prioritize Compliance & Efficiency

The integrated software solution for some of the world’s busiest airports

FAQ

1. What is TADERA’s Airport System Manager (ASM)?

ASM is a centralized platform that helps state departments of transportation manage and administer their airport systems. It combines grant tracking, facility inspections, aircraft registration, licensing, project funding, and data analysis into one unified application built for airport oversight.

2. How does ASM help state DOTs manage airport funding and capital improvement projects?

ASM includes modules for Capital Improvement Plans (CIP), grant management, and project funding. State agencies can receive, evaluate, and prioritize funding requests from airport sponsors, track expenditures, and generate reports aligned with FAA and state compliance requirements.

3. Can ASM support facility inspections and FAA 5010 integration?

Yes. The Facility Inspections module syncs with FAA data and allows state users to import and update NASR records. Data from the FAA’s 5010 system can be imported into ASM, Inspection results can be transmitted to the FAA's 5010 system, ensuring full regulatory alignment and data accuracy.

4. Can users import and analyze FAA data using ASM?

Absolutely. ASM supports FAA TAF and aircraft data imports for operational and registration tracking. Users can analyze based aircraft, cargo volumes, and passenger data across facilities, enabling accurate reporting and forecasting.