Flydocs has signed a five-year agreement with Air Atlanta Icelandic (Air Atlanta). The Iceland-based charter and ACMI airline will now adopt Flydocs’ Digital Records Management solution across its fleet of 17 aircraft. The partnership gives Air Atlanta Icelandic direct access to flydocs’ world-class software. The system will be fully integrated with TRAX, the airline’s existing
United Cargo has announced a new strategic partnership with CargoAi, a prominent digital enabler in the airfreight industry. The collaboration marks a significant step forward in United Cargo’s drive to modernise air logistics and deliver a more efficient and transparent digital experience for customers around the world. Through this partnership, United Cargo’s full range of
Aircraft Finance Germany (AFG) has announced the adoption of AMROS Global’s LISA Aircraft Records Management (LISA) as its digital aircraft records management system, marking a significant step in its strategy to enhance operational efficiency and data integrity across its leasing portfolio. In its initial implementation phase, the company will utilise LISA to manage records for
flydocs, a provider of digital records, asset management and engineering services for the aviation industry, has signed Air India as its first digital records customer in the Indian market. This milestone marks a significant chapter in flydocs’ history and establishes a close partnership with India’s leading international airline, supporting its growing fleet of nearly 200
Trax, a provider of paperless aviation maintenance and engineering software, has announced the successful implementation of an expanded suite of its eMobility applications by Air Europa Express. Air Europa Express currently uses several of eMobility applications from Trax to access real-time information for line maintenance tasks. Until recently, however, the airline relied on a paper-based
CrossConsense has announced the successful completion of a major AMOS-to-AMOS data migration project for Condor. The AMOS Pro initiative represents an important milestone in the airline’s digital transformation journey. The project involved transferring data into a new, streamlined AMOS database, with a strong emphasis on cleansing and consolidation. This strategic step ensures Condor’s maintenance and
Block Aero Technologies, a aviation blockchain platform, has announced strategic a partnership with Ascent Aviation Services to deliver a fully digital solution for Ascent’s reclamations business. The collaboration will see aircraft disassembly and recycling workflows digitalised, giving customers real-time visibility throughout the process. It will also provide Ascent’s clients with direct access to the Chinese
United Aerospace Maintenance Company (UAMCO), an aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider, will implement Ramco Systems’ next-generation aviation software to enhance its operations. The collaboration focuses on supporting LEAP engines, including the CFM International SA LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B, reinforcing UAMCO’s role in the global open MRO ecosystem. The software, designed specifically for engine MROs,
GE Aerospace has announced that low-cost carrier AirAsia will adopt its Fuel Insight platform to enhance fuel efficiency across the airline’s fleet. This move represents a renewed collaboration between AirAsia and GE Aerospace’s Software as a Service (SaaS) business, highlighting the reliability and proven benefits of the technology. Fuel Insight will provide the AirAsia Aviation
easyJet has finished retrofitting FANS-C technology on 54 of its A320 and A321neo-family aircraft. All new deliveries from Airbus will now arrive with the system installed as standard. FANS-C, a form of advanced traffic management software, improves collaboration between pilots and air traffic controllers. It allows faster communication, optimised in-flight trajectories and more accurate speed
