Latvia’s airBaltic has completed the implementation of Swiss AviationSoftware‘s AMOS maintenance management system following a two-year project, integrating its maintenance, engineering, supply chain and financial operations into a single platform.
The system now supports around 600 users and the airline’s fleet of Airbus A220 aircraft. The implementation includes the AMOS Airline/MRO Edition and the mobile applications AMOSmobile/EXEC and AMOSmobile/STORES.
The platform covers continuing airworthiness management (CAMO), engineering, maintenance planning and control, line and base maintenance, component maintenance, supply chain management and finance.
airBaltic selected AMOS to replace its previous maintenance management system, which no longer fully met the requirements of its technical operations. The airline sought an integrated solution to reduce manual work, improve collaboration between departments and strengthen control over maintenance processes and costs.
The new system provides a centralised environment for managing technical information, supporting consistent data management and more informed operational decisions. Automation is expected to reduce administrative workloads, while detailed maintenance cost tracking will improve financial transparency and resource management.
