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Complete blade coverage without stopping the turbine.
A complete turbine photographed in about an hour, with per-blade defect maps that build into a trend from visit to visit.
What's quietly failing?
Your blades take damage a hundred metres out of reach: edge erosion eats into output, lightning damage hides inside the laminate, and cracks grow until the repair is no longer a repair.
Rope access is slow, costly and weather-bound, and it stops the turbine, so it happens rarely. Rarely is exactly how small damage becomes structural.
What you get
Each blade documented surface by surface; every defect placed, sized and classified.
- Per-blade defect map: position, surface, class, severity.
- High-resolution imagery retained as the baseline for the next visit.
- Severity trends across visits: tracked, not re-discovered.
- A prioritised repair list your maintenance planner can schedule against.
What we do, and what we don't
AIM covers external inspection: blades, tower, nacelle. Internal blade work and rope-access repair are coordinated with specialist partners. We don't replace blade specialists; we send them to the right turbine with the evidence in hand.
Start with one scan.
No framework agreement, no commitment: one site, one scan, one report. If the numbers convince you, the programme, the data subscription and the embedded aircraft are the natural next steps.
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Single scan
One site, one flight, one report: enough to see your asset's real condition and the quality of our work.
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Seasonal programme
Scheduled repeat scans with trend tracking. Degradation shows up as a curve, not a surprise.
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Data subscription
Your whole fleet's reports, maps and multi-year fault history, all in one place.
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Embedded aircraft
A leased drone stationed inside your operation, flown and maintained by AIM.
One operator and one report format across every asset in your portfolio.
See what your site is quietly losing.
Tell us the asset and the location, and we will come back quickly with a scope, a schedule and a sample of the reporting format.