Multi-domain aviation training platform built for Aerolearn using CodeIgniter and centralized admin control
Reach : USA
Time Frame : 3 months
Deliverables:
Aerolearn, a long-standing provider of FAA repair station training programs in the USA, sought to enhance their training delivery by managing multiple domains through a single administrative interface. Their existing system lacked the flexibility to efficiently handle various training modules across different client domains. To address this, we developed a robust web application using the CodeIgniter framework. This solution enabled centralized management of courses, users, and domains, streamlining operations and reducing administrative overhead, thereby improving the overall training experience for their clients.
Aerolearn is a premier provider of online training solutions tailored for FAA Part 145 repair stations. With a legacy dating back to 1999, Aerolearn offers a comprehensive library of over 200 courses covering areas such as avionics, aviation management, OSHA compliance, and FAA regulations. Their Learning Management System (LMS) is specifically designed to meet the unique needs of aviation maintenance professionals, ensuring compliance with FAA guidelines. Aerolearn's commitment to quality and continuous improvement has made them a trusted partner for aviation training across the United States.
The primary objective was to develop a scalable web application that allows Aerolearn to manage multiple client domains through a unified admin panel. Utilizing the CodeIgniter framework, we aimed to create a modular system where administrators could oversee course content, user roles, and domain-specific settings without duplicating efforts.
The solution needed to support dynamic course assignments, user management, and reporting functionalities across various domains. By centralizing these operations, Aerolearn could offer a more streamlined and efficient training platform, reducing redundancy and enhancing user experience for both administrators and end-users.
The main challenge was to architect a system capable of handling multiple domains with distinct configurations while maintaining a single codebase and database. Ensuring data integrity and seamless user experience across these domains required meticulous planning and execution.
We began by understanding Aerolearn’s structure, training workflows, and domain-specific needs. Our team created a clear domain mapping strategy to define how multiple domains would operate under one system. This helped ensure each domain retained individual identity while sharing the same backend functionalities.
Working with Aerolearn was a focused and efficient collaboration marked by clear goals and consistent communication. From the initial discovery phase to deployment, their team provided timely feedback and insights that helped us tailor the solution closely to their operational needs. Regular discussions allowed us to refine user roles, structure course management effectively, and address domain-specific challenges.
The cooperation between both teams ensured that expectations were aligned at each milestone. The flexibility and adaptability shown by Aerolearn during development played a key role in the project’s success. Together, we created a scalable and organized multi-domain platform that supports their long-term training goals.
The deployment of the new web application marked a significant milestone for Aerolearn, enhancing their ability to deliver tailored training solutions across multiple domains.
This robust, CodeIgniter-based solution positions Aerolearn to efficiently scale their services and meet the evolving needs of the aviation training industry.
CodeIgniter-based multi-domain training platform for Aerolearn, enabling centralized management of courses, users, and domains with streamlined operations.