TransNusa expands Skywise collaboration to launch Indonesia’s firstintegrated Flight and Technical Operations
24 Sep 2026
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Skywise has announced a significant expansion of its collaboration with TransNusa, signing an agreement to adopt Skywise Core X2 and Skywise Fleet Performance+ (S.FP+) which will bridge Flight Operations and Technical Operations under an integrated ecosystem.
This milestone marks the first S.FP+ and Skywise Core X2 agreements in Indonesia, reinforcing the region’s commitment to creating a modern, unified digital operational environment.
TransNusa is already an active user of Skywise solutions, including N-Flight Planning (N-FP), Skywise’s highly configurable, scalable, and flexible cloud-based solution that transforms complex flight planning into an intuitive, manageable, and efficient process; Mission+ FLIGHT, the electronic Flight Folder (eFF) module of Mission+, containing the briefing package for the pilot, with the main documents to prepare, execute and report on the flight; and Mission+ MAPS, the charting module of Mission+, for en-route and terminal charts, also proposing an Airport Moving Map (AMM) and weather information.
As a next step in their digital journey, TransNusa has recognised a unique opportunity to select additional Skywise solutions, Skywise Core and S.FP+.
Skywise Core X2: TransNusa has selected the Skywise Core X2 solution – the package leveraging the Skywise data platform that turns insights into action across all divisions and functions. This will enable TransNusa to build digital twins of their operational workflows, develop custom applications using low-code/no-code tools, and break down organisational silos to optimise day-to-day flight and maintenance operations.
S.FP+: TransNusa specifically requested S.FP+, an integrated digital solution designed to establish a robust foundation for data-driven fleet management, for enhanced fleet health monitoring and real-time operational visibility. The solution will support the digitalisation of the airline’s technical operations, maximise the availability of their aircraft, and streamline the collaboration across Technical Operations teams.
Based on aircraft data generated in-flight and integrated with maintenance information, S.FP+ will provide
TransNusa’s Maintenance Control Centre team with instant visibility into aircraft system status, enabling
them to detect anomalies early, uncover technical trends, and make informed maintenance decisions to
ensure maximum fleet reliability and availability.