Aircraft component data is critical for safety, compliance, and operational efficiency—yet it is often fragmented across manufacturers, airlines, MROs, and regulatory bodies. Legacy systems rely heavily on paper records and disconnected tools, leading to inconsistent data, delayed validations, and increased compliance risks.

To address this, Airbus envisioned a Digital Component Passport (DCP)—a centralized, single source of truth for component lifecycle data across stakeholders.

As a Product Designer, I led the end-to-end UX design of this enterprise platform, translating complex regulatory requirements and multi-stakeholder workflows into intuitive, scalable experiences. I designed systems that enable users to track component history, validate records, and securely transfer ownership while maintaining full auditability.

The solution introduced structured digital workflows, real-time visibility, and standardized data models—reducing manual effort, improving data reliability, and enabling seamless collaboration across the aviation ecosystem.