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Aircraft IT MRO Issue 68: Q2 2026
>CASE STUDY: American Airlines optimizes maintenance scheduling
Joseph Kunnathusseril, Senior Manager – Aircraft Base Planning, American Airlines
>CASE STUDY: Atlas Air transforms tech platform to optimize real-time data capabilities
Richard Steer, VP Technical Operations, Atlas Air
Austin Wentworth, Director, Atlas Air
Jim Buckalew, CEO, AeroATeam
>CASE STUDY: Helvetic Airways Moves Beyond Paper Technical Logs
Christian Suhner, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) / Head of Flight Operations, Helvetic Airways
>CASE STUDY: More than paperless: electronic logs delivered efficiency and integration at Air Europa
Francisco de Borja Mas Boned, Juan Miguel Sánchez García and Enrique García-Arcicollar, Air Europa
>CASE STUDY: Improved change management capabilities for Infotel’s Orlando©
Alban Biard, General Manager, Orlando© Suite for TechPubs
>WHITE PAPER: How to capitalize on AI in aviation maintenance
Cameron Byrd, CEO and Founder, AIXI
>VENDOR JOB CARDS: BytzSoft, CrossConsense, and Swiss AviationSoftware
Latest News
Industry News and Updates
3 September 2026
Veryon
Veryon Acquires Polaris Aero, Adding Safety Management to its Aviation Maintenance Software Suite
Veryon, a leading provider of software solutions for the aviation industry, has acquired Polaris Aero, an aviation software company headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. Since 2007, Polaris Aero has delivered innovative safety management solutions to aircraft operators and MROs worldwide.
2 September 2026
Ultramain Systems
Icelandair Selects Ultramain Systems’ Electronic Logbook Solution to Advance Digital Operations
Ultramain Systems announced that Icelandair has selected ULTRAMAIN® ELB (Electronic Logbook) to replace paper technical logs across its entire fleet to support ongoing digital transformation initiatives aimed at enhancing operational efficiency.
27 August 2026
Ramco Aviation
Ontario’s provider of air ambulance and critical care transport services, Ornge achieves paperless maintenance operations with Ramco’s Digital Task Card and Mobile Apps
Enterprise aviation software provider Ramco Systems Canada Inc., a subsidiary of Ramco Systems Limited, announced that its long-time customer, Ornge, has successfully gone live with Ramco’s Digital Task Card with eSign-off and Mechanic Anywhere Mobile Application across all of its maintenance bases. The rollout marks a significant milestone in Ornge’s digital transformation journey, transitioning its maintenance execution operations from paper-based task cards to a fully mobile-enabled, paperless workflow across its AW-139 and PC-12 fleets.