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Airlines and fleet operators face high demands in today's evolving market. The challenge is to effectively balance profitability and customer satisfaction without compromising safety and compliance.
The changing technological landscape is determining a rise in customer expectations and a more competitive market. In fact, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) expects air passenger growth to double by 2035, with an anticipated 7.2 billion people to travel by air over the next 20 years.
Meeting this challenge will require you to maximize efficiencies and deliver bottom-line value with enterprise software that's designed to streamline your operations, support global scalability and embrace digital transformation.
To stay ahead of the competition and deliver on business objectives today, airlines and their suppliers will need to:
IFS has an unrivaled understanding of market issues with more than 30 years of industry experience. Our aviation software is built on industry standards, so you aren't locked into a proprietary technology and our flexible, modular architecture helps you to adapt and grow no matter where you are on your journey.
the amount China Airlines saw their operating costs go down in one year
days average reduction of layover in scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance
increase in line management process efficiencies, resulting in annual cost savings of USD $485,000
Maximize efficiencies and drive revenue to the bottom line. Learn how IFS business software delivers unique commercial aviation solutions for enterprise resource planning, maintenance and engineering, tail planning optimization, engine MRO and enterprise operational intelligence.
IFS Maintenix gives organizations the ability to run maintenance operations in real-time, with accurate configuration management and effective planning across multiple fleets. The power of IFS's best-of-breed Maintenix product sits in its ability to define and manage the asset hierarchies that create 'as designed' and 'as supported' configuration baselines. Real-time validations ensure that an aircraft's actual 'as maintained' configuration complies with the engineering rules defined in its baseline.
IFS software provides maintenance and execution with critical capabilities to plan, coordinate and execute a secure 360-degree operational maintenance program:
Read more about IFS Maintenix solutions for aviation maintenance management
Airline planners face daily challenges. The first is to reduce maintenance costs and optimize resource utilization across short and long-term horizons. Then, there is the requirement to come up with answers to support strategic growth initiatives.
By introducing better planning capabilities, operators can make the most of the resources they have. Modern tools help meet the end goal of being able to cost effectively service aircraft and to generate the most revenue out of each aircraft. IFS has solutions to help.
Find out more in the SaaS (Software as a Service) whitepaper:
IFS Maintenix gives organizations the ability to run maintenance operations in real-time, with accurate configuration management and effective planning across multiple fleets. The power of IFS's best-of-breed Maintenix product sits in its ability to define and manage the asset hierarchies that create 'as designed' and 'as supported' configuration baselines. Real-time validations ensure that an aircraft's actual 'as maintained' configuration complies with the engineering rules defined in its baseline.
IFS software provides maintenance and execution with critical capabilities to plan, coordinate and execute a secure 360-degree operational maintenance program:
Read more about IFS Maintenix solutions for aviation maintenance management
Airline planners face daily challenges. The first is to reduce maintenance costs and optimize resource utilization across short and long-term horizons. Then, there is the requirement to come up with answers to support strategic growth initiatives.
By introducing better planning capabilities, operators can make the most of the resources they have. Modern tools help meet the end goal of being able to cost effectively service aircraft and to generate the most revenue out of each aircraft. IFS has solutions to help.
Find out more in the SaaS (Software as a Service) whitepaper:
Fluctuating oil prices, labor skills shortage and more complex assets entering service are all part and parcel of this competitive environment that is 2019.
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