Royal Jordanian Airlines has selected Ramco Systems to provide a new aviation software platform as the carrier modernises its fleet and expands its network. The Jordanian flag carrier chose Ramco’s next-generation aviation software following an evaluation of competing global systems. The platform will cover engineering and continuing airworthiness management (CAMO), line and hangar maintenance, shop
Teledyne Controls has launched its GroundLink Edge Computing Platform (ECP) and AppLink cloud service following US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Supplemental Type Certificate approval for the Boeing 737 series. The new platform enables airlines to remotely deploy, update and scale onboard software applications across their fleets without aircraft downtime, hardware modifications or aircraft-level certification for
flydocs has completed the migration and go-live of its Lifecycle Asset Management (LAM) solution for Porter Airlines, making the Canadian carrier the first LAM customer in the Americas. The deployment builds on Porter’s existing flydocs Digital Records Management (DRM) platform, extending the airline’s digital asset management capabilities to improve fleet oversight and operational efficiency. By
Air India has taken another step in its transformation programme after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approved the use of electronic technical logbooks (ETL) as the primary technical record for its Boeing 787 fleet and authorised parallel implementation across its Boeing 777 fleet. The approval makes Air India one of the first airlines
Vietjet Qazaqstan has successfully gone live with Swiss-AS‘s AMOS Airline Edition, completing the implementation in April 2026 and now fully utilising the maintenance software following a stable post-implementation phase. The carrier, which operates five De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 aircraft across 16 destinations in Kazakhstan and the surrounding region, said the system will support the
This June Royal Brunei Airlines successfully went live with AMOSmobile/EXEC from Swiss-AS. This marks another big step in the airline’s digital transformation journey and supports its ambition to remove paper-based workflows from all maintenance activities. As a long-standing AMOS user, Royal Brunei Airlines has continued to invest in modernising its maintenance and engineering operations. With
EY has launched a new aviation managed services engagement with global commercial aircraft lessor K2 Aviation, in collaboration with Cloudcards Software, marking a key step in the expansion of its aviation-focused managed services offering. The partnership will support back-office data, records and workflow management throughout the aircraft lifecycle. Services will cover lease, technical and operational
SkySelect, an AI-powered parts procurement platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Armac Systems, a specialist in aviation inventory optimisation. The collaboration is designed to tackle one of aviation MRO’s most persistent supply chain challenges: connecting inventory planning with procurement execution. It aims to help operators and MRO providers understand not only what to buy,
International Airlines Group (IAG) has announced a new commercial agreement between Aer Lingus and AISmartPlan, an AI-powered aircraft maintenance planning platform, following a successful collaboration through the IAGi Accelerator programme. AISmartPlan joined IAG’s flagship accelerator in 2025, working alongside Aer Lingus to trial its technology in a live airline environment. The platform replaces traditional manual
South Korean start-up carrier SUM Air has gone live with the AMOS maintenance and engineering platform from Swiss AviationSoftware (Swiss-AS), creating a scalable digital foundation ahead of its first aircraft delivery. The move makes SUM Air the fourth South Korean airline to adopt AMOS, using the integrated system to streamline maintenance operations, improve efficiency and
