Five illustrative engagements, run through the same twenty steps every real engagement follows. Companies, names and figures are illustrative.
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Five worked engagements, each step by step
Every example below is written against the identical flow shown in “How engagements run”: the company describes the blockage, Aerospace Garage clarifies it and issues a scope note, the company chooses the team size, shortlisted practitioners state willingness, the price is fixed, the company pays the deposit and chooses cards seat by seat, then every seat accepts its own brief. Work, review, returns, acceptance and payment are recorded by milestone before the evidence pack is delivered and the room is sealed. Larger engagements deliberately carry multiple seats with separate written scopes — their roles are stated so there is no ambiguity about who owns what. Use the worksheet tabs to move between engagements.
FictitiousAll client aliases, practitioner reference tags and project details shown here are invented examples. They do not represent real organisations, people or contracts. Live engagements are never published; only reference codes appear on the public board.
AG-ENG-0141 · ELECTRONICS & GSEFictitious example
Ground power unit — control PCB, concept to ten delivered boards
Conceptualise, design, prototype, test, obtain client approval and deliver ten control PCBs for a 28 V DC ground power unit used on narrow-body stands.
DOMAIN
Electronics design · ground support equipment
SCHEDULE
20 consultant hours across 12 calendar days
STATE
Closed — sealed and archived
CLIENT
Client AG-O-2841 · alias "Ramp Services Gulf" · ground handling and GSE operator, GCC
MATCHED
AG-C-4F27B1 · United Arab Emirates · 18 years · power electronics and GSE control systems
Before any engagement — the bench.
A power-electronics designer had already registered privately: design approvals, disciplines and availability, with the consulting rate held by Aerospace Garage only and no CV published. His declared domain was 28 V DC ground-equipment controls, which is exactly what this blockage needs. Design-authority evidence for 28 V DC ground equipment was checked against the original issuing body, including one prior board revision the designer disclosed himself. Verified privately and never published.
Aerospace Garage takes no defence or military work. Every intake, scope note, shortlist, room and file is checked; anything defence-related is stopped.
THE STEPS OF “HOW ENGAGEMENTS RUN”, APPLIED TO THIS ENGAGEMENT
This example shows the twenty-step flow with the expert panel; the journey published today runs eighteen steps.
All sheets shown are illustrative worked examples of the board's process and prices, not records of identifiable clients, experts or engagements. Every AG-K client reference and AG-C practitioner code is an anonymised example.