South Korean start-up Aero K, has gone live with Rusada’s ENVISION software in time for its maiden flight. Aero K initially signed up for ENVISION in December 2019 but was unable to proceed with its original launch plans due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The carrier is now looking to take advantage of easing travel restrictions
Viva Aerobus, Mexico´s ultra-low-cost carrier, recently signed a deal with FLYdocs to digitize maintenance records for its fleet of 47 aircraft. Through the three-year agreement, Viva Aerobus is expected to benefit from full digital aircraft compliance on-demand by taking advantage of the FLYdocs® platform’s enhanced integration with M&E software AMOS. Francisco Morgado Morfín, Engineering and
Air Astana has gone live on AeroBuy® with plans to later implement AeroRepair®. According to an agreement between the two companies, Air Astana will gain access to both AeroBuy and AeroRepair, enabling the airline to automate its parts procurement and repair management processes. Air Astana will utilize AeroBuy and AeroRepair to accelerate parts procurement and
Singapore Airlines has successfully migrated to Sabre’s new generation Crew Manager solution. This latest implementation builds on Sabre’s longstanding relationship with Singapore Airlines and means that Singapore’s national flag carrier can now take full advantage of Sabre’s advanced crew planning, tracking, management, and recovery ecosystem at a time when crew management is more complex than
Bangladeshi carrier, US-Bangla Airlines, has selected Rusada’s ENVISION as its airworthiness and maintenance software. US-Bangla Airlines, based in Dhaka, is the country’s largest private airline with a growing fleet of Boeing 737s, ATR 72s, and De Havilland Q400s. Current destinations include India, China and Singapore, with flights to Saudi Arabia, Japan, and the United Kingdom
SITA has launched WorldTracer Lost and Found Property, an artificial intelligence-enabled solution that solves a million-dollar headache for the air transport industry: how to quickly return items left behind on aircraft or in airports to their owners. Every year passengers leave millions of items – including phones, wallets, and bags – on planes and in
Cebu Pacific, the largest carrier in the Philippines, has selected the FLYdocs® Aircraft Records Management platform for its fleet of 66 aircraft. The agreement will see the founding member of the Value Alliance adopt a fully paperless approach to its records management. The FLYdocs® platform has an enhanced integration with leading planning and maintenance software, AMOS, to seamlessly interface the two systems
IBM and MHIRJ, the Montréal-based aviation group created from the acquisition of the Bombardier CRJ Series program by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, announced their collaboration to build MHIRJ’s consolidated business on the cloud. MHIRJ, which provides aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, has chosen to deploy the SAP S/4HANA ERP solution hosted on the IBM cloud
Low-cost carrier (LCC) Hong Kong Express has inked a deal with Swiss-AS in January 2020 to implement the AMOS Airline Edition to manage maintenance activities of a modern fleet of 24 Airbus A320, A320neo, and A321 aircraft types. HK Express placed its confidence in Swiss-AS not only as a software product provider, but also as
Transavia France is adding the suite of eMobility apps to its maintenance environment. With this addition to its TRAX core maintenance system, Transavia will transition to electronic technical logbooks and digital task cards. The airline will experience immense gains from going mobile and paperless. eMobility apps are task based and intuitive for end users with
