Patents by Inventor Cheryl Khera
Cheryl Khera has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 10552802Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: GrantFiled: October 21, 2015Date of Patent: February 4, 2020Assignee: THE BOEING COMPANYInventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney
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Publication number: 20160042325Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 21, 2015Publication date: February 11, 2016Inventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney
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Publication number: 20160034858Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2015Publication date: February 4, 2016Inventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney, Matthew C. Bueser, John C. Hoover, Grant H. Thacker
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Patent number: 8296197Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: October 23, 2012Assignee: The Boeing CompanyInventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Margaret Nomi, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney, Matthew Bueser, Grant T. Thacker, Stephen T. Lane
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Patent number: 8036955Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: October 11, 2011Assignee: The Boeing CompanyInventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Margaret Nomi, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney, Matthew Bueser
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Patent number: 7761201Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: July 20, 2010Assignee: The Boeing CompanyInventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Moloney, Grant T. Thacker
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Patent number: 7689329Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: March 30, 2010Assignee: The Boeing CompanyInventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney, Margaret Nomi, Matthew Bueser
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Publication number: 20090248459Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: October 1, 2009Inventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Maloney, Margaret Nomi, Matt Bueser
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Patent number: 7548802Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: June 16, 2009Assignee: The Boeing CompanyInventors: Robert L. Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Margaret L. Nomi, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula M. Kirkish, David R. Leonhardi, Jay P. Moloney, Matthew C. Bueser, Grant H. Thacker
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Publication number: 20070156496Abstract: Methods and systems for managing aircraft maintenance and material supply by a business entity for at least one customer are provided. The method includes managing a plurality of maintenance activities for an aircraft by the business entity wherein the plurality of maintenance activities are performed by at least one maintenance entity separate from the business entity and the at least one customer. The method further includes managing a supply of aircraft parts to the maintenance entity from a plurality of parts suppliers by the business entity and outputting at least one maintenance activity to be performed by the maintenance entity.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2006Publication date: July 5, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, David Leonhardi, Wendy Cronie, Margaret Nomi, Patricia Rhodes, Jay Maloney, Matthew Bueser, Grant Thacker, Erik Fromm, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish
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Publication number: 20070124223Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 31, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Margaret Nomi, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish, David Leonhardi, Jay Maloney, Matthew Bueser
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Publication number: 20070112487Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP charges the customer a fee for the maintenance management service, based on several variables, including the number of flight hours the aircraft is in service over a period of time. The fee may be adjusted based on performance guarantees and incentives established between the MSP and the customer.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 17, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Paula Kirkish, Jay Moloney, Grant Thacker, Cheryl Khera, Stephen Lane, Margaret Nomi
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Publication number: 20070112486Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 17, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Margaret Nomi, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish, David Leonhardi, Jay Maloney, Matthew Bueser, Grant Thacker, Stephen Lane
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Publication number: 20070112576Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 17, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish, David Leonhardi, Jay Maloney
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Publication number: 20070112489Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 17, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish, David Leonhardi, Jay Moloney, Grant Thacker
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Publication number: 20070112488Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 17, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Margaret Nomi, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish, David Leonhardi, Jay Moloney, Matthew Bueser, Grant Thacker
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Publication number: 20070112608Abstract: Turnkey maintenance of a customer's aircraft fleet is managed by a single management service provider (MSP) controlling integrated maintenance and materials services from a central operations site. The MSP converts data received directly from on-board aircraft systems into information it uses to manage maintenance service providers and parts suppliers. The MSP contracts with and manages maintenance, repair and overhaul organizations (MROs) who perform the maintenance on the customers' aircraft at line and base stations. The MSP either remotely manages part inventories at the customer's site, or manages suppliers who deliver the parts to the MROs. Maintenance planning, scheduling and execution information is exchanged between the MSP, MROs, part suppliers and the customers through a shared data communication network controlled by the MSP. The MSP charges the customer for the maintenance services based on a flat rate per unit of aircraft flying time.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: May 17, 2007Inventors: Robert Avery, Wendy Cronie, Erik Fromm, Patricia Rhodes, Cheryl Khera, Paula Kirkish, David Leonhardi, Jay Moloney, Matthew Bueser, John Hoover, Grant Thacker