At the 7th International Conference on Through-life Engineering Services, Karl A. Hribernik from BIBA received a Best Paper Award for his paper "Towards a Unified Predictive Maintenance System - A Use Case in Production Logistics in Aeronautics". This paper investigates a use case in the maintenance of assets (“jigs”) for the transport of wing upper covers produced by a transnational aeronautics OEM. High-value, complex products such as aircraft are not produced by a single organization at a single production plant. Rather, a network of highly specialized suppliers collaborates with often geographically distributed OEM production plants focused on specific parts of the product. This means that a suitable predictive maintenance strategy needs to take into account not only multiple stakeholders and locations in the production processes itself, but also the production logistics processes and their stakeholders. Based on the analysis of the application case, it derives the requirements towards a predictive maintenance system and projects them onto current state of the art standards like MIMOSA OSA-CBM and RAMI4.0. From this a unified predictive maintenance system for the optimization of jig maintenance procedures is proposed and initial results in the form of the application of a conceptual architecture to the problems identified in the use case are presented.