Transaero Airlines commits to AMOS to strengthen its role as second largest airline in Russia January 2012

    18 Jan 2012

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Transaero Airlines – second AMOS customer in Russia

Swiss-AS is pleased to announce its latest customer: Transaero Airlines, the second Russian airline to join the AMOS community. After an RFP and meetings in Russia and Switzerland, the MRO software evaluation of Transaero Airlines verified AMOS as the best product to support the airline’s ambitious increasing fleet plans.

“After two years of MRO software market analysis and evaluation, Transaero Airlines had decided to implement AMOS as the leading product on the market which covers all business processes of aircraft engineering and maintenance, logistics, store management etc,” states Aleksandr Shipulin, Lead Engineer at Transaero Airlines.

The implementation project is planned for 14-16 months and supposed to start with the kick-off event early this year. The first major milestone will be the end of the definition phase which includes successfully conducted workshops and a detailed fit-gap analysis.

The training organisation for almost 700 potential AMOS users will be a challenge and is planned as a combination of classroom training, e-learning and a train-the-trainer approach.

Implementation of Boeing Toolbox interface

As an operator of a large Boeing fleet with different aircraft types, Transaero Airlines will take advantage of the interface landscape that links AMOS with Boeing Toolbox functions. Due to these interfaces, AMOS/Boeing customers benefit from the electronic transfer of taskcards from the Boeing Toolbox to AMOS which eases revision handling and makes manual data entry redundant.

About Transaero Airlines

Moscow based Transaero Airlines operated its 1st flight in 1991. From its hubs in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg, the Russian airline provides flights to domestic destinations as well as to Europe, the Americas and Asia. With its Boeing dominated fleet of more than 70 aircraft (B747, B777, B767, B737 and Tupolev 214), Transaero Airlines is the second largest airline in Russia. In 2007, the airline was the Russian pioneer to launch e-ticketing and online check-in.

The Russian carrier performs MRO services for its own fleet and for 3rd parties.

About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS

AMOS – developed and distributed by Swiss AviationSoftware – is a comprehensive, fully-integrated software package that successfully manages the maintenance, engineering and logistics requirements of modern airlines and MRO providers by fulfilling all airworthiness standards.

Swiss-AS is a 100% subsidiary of Swiss International Air Lines Ltd., and counts more than 100 customers worldwide to its loyal customer base, including pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, large airline groups and MRO providers.

The fact that none of them has ever replaced AMOS by another system speaks for itself. Swiss-AS’ AMOS is the industry-leading MRO software in Europe and one of the best-selling solutions world-wide. Swiss-AS has its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, and is also represented in Miami, FL, USA.