The UK’s Royal Air Force has several squadrons of Sea Harrier “Jump Jets” fighter aircraft. These are known as Jump jets because they require very short take off and landing lengths on the runway.

1. Instant location of critical spares in all hangars, material stores & depots and even on board remote places like aircraft carriers.
    
2. Less need to carry excess inventory of must have spares, as the required spares can be almost instantly located. Hence less cash gets locked up in inventory without sacificing reliability

Something like one thousand parts (amongst the several thousands that a plane has), are very expensive and critical to operations. These parts can be easily tracked using RFLD.

The UK’s Royal Air Force has already started implementing an RFID based tracking system for the Jump Jets. In future the same system can be used by any airline or any air force for better inventory management.