PT GMF AeroAsia Tbk uses SAP as the primary material transaction system, but daily inventory activities at the Satellite Store still rely on spreadsheets, creating risks of input errors, duplicated data, delayed reporting, and limited automated shelf-life monitoring. This study developed SkyStore, a web-based inventory information system for aircraft spare-part operations. Data were collected through non-participant observation, directed interviews, and literature study. Development followed Rapid Application Development and was implemented using Laravel and MySQL. SkyStore centralizes incoming and outgoing materials, Return to Warehouse, in-transit tracking, bin mapping, shelf-life control, analytical dashboards, notifications, and role-based user management. Black Box Testing covered 59 functional scenarios across 15 modules, and all scenarios were successful. White Box Testing examined login, incoming, and shelf-life logic with cyclomatic complexities of 3, 5, and 5, respectively; all 13 independent paths produced the expected results. The system therefore supports more structured, traceable, and timely Satellite Store inventory monitoring.
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