Hawaiian Airlines has announced the opening of an Information Technology Center in Tempe, Ariz., the carrier’s largest office outside its Honolulu headquarters. The airline, which has offered daily nonstop flights between Phoenix and Honolulu since 2002, welcomed 60 employees to its 15,000-ft² center. The new space complements Hawaiian’s technical capabilities in Honolulu and enhances the
Delta Helicopters will be upgrading to WinAir Version 7. Having used two previous versions of WinAir’s software for the past 16 years, the company determined that a move to a more robust and browser-based version of the software would be a significant benefit to its entire operation. As a result, WinAir’s Product Implementation team will
Global aerospace and defense supply chain specialist Pattonair has joined forces with two innovative companies to win EU funding for a ground-breaking technology venture. The Derby-based firm is working with complex part machining specialists Advanced Manufacturing Ltd (AML) and technology start-up Parts Pedigree to create a digital cloud-based service for the aerospace industry. The pioneering
GE Aviation has teamed up with ORIX Aviation to provide the Asset Transfer System (ATS) to enable ORIX Aviation to connect records and data across the global aviation community. Their trial service is expected to start this month. The Asset Transfer System is a collaborative tool that streamlines and simplifies the way that leased asset
Scandit, the enterprise technology platform for mobile computer vision and augmented reality (AR), has reported that SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System) has integrated its powerful scanning software into its new Ground Handling App for smartphones, to replace expensive built-in scanners and upgrade critical ground workflows. The mobile app (developed by Stockholm-based Objective Solutions) brings new efficiency
Aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services provider S7 Technics has completed the implementation of AMOS MRO Edition, the innovative software application developed by Swiss Aviation Software (Swiss-AS). S7 Technics has thus become one of the first maintenance service providers to successfully implement AMOS MRO Edition as a primary information system for the continued airworthiness
South Korean start-up, Aero K Airlines, has signed up for Rusada’s MRO and Flight Operations software, ENVISION. Aero K is scheduled to commence passenger flights as of March 2020 serving destinations across Asia, including China, Japan and Vietnam. Aero K will use ENVISION to manage the airworthiness of its fleet and line maintenance activities as
Aircamo Aviation (Aircamo) has selected OASES to support its established CAMO and technical management operations. Aircamo is an aircraft asset management and airworthiness company, providing transition and heavy maintenance support to airlines, leasing companies and operators worldwide. Based out of Manchester Airport Business Park (UK), the company specializes in Private/Commercial Aircraft and Engine Technical and
Vistara, a joint venture of TATA and Singapore Airlines, has selected AMOS as its end-to-end MRO software solution for its entire fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft. The airline recently inaugurated its international operations and aims to expand into geographies across the world as it inducts new aircraft from Airbus as well as Boeing. The
Solenta Aviation, the South African aviation solution provider and ACMI specialist, has gone live with Rusada’s maintenance management software ENVISION. Solenta Aviation, founded in 2000, provides customized passenger and cargo solutions, aircraft charter and ACMI services to multiple industries. The airline operates and manages a fleet of almost 40 aircraft, including Beechcraft 1900’s, ATR’s and
