Jetstar Asia adopts FLYdocs platform

Singapore-based Jetstar Asia has entered into a 10-year software agreement with FLYdocs for its advanced aviation data and records management platform. As part of the Qantas Group, who has been using FLYdocs since 2015, FLYdocs will now facilitate more efficient and smoother records and asset management to assist Jetstar Asia with frequent inter-fleet aircraft transactions across the group. The unique advanced automation FLYdocs brings across records review, auditing and processing of aircraft documentation will drive significant cost savings for Jetstar Asia. It is expected to deliver more than 50% reduction in manual interaction required to manage aircraft documentation. A team of FLYdocs aircraft records specialists is currently based on site in Singapore, primarily in charge of scanning historical archive records for the airline’s 18 aircraft. The data migration is due to complete in December 2016 and the system goes live before the end of the year.