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KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA, 10 JULY 2026 – Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) subsidiary of Capital A, has been recognised with two awards at the Malaysia Aerospace Industry Association (MAIA) President’s Award 2026, underscoring the company’s growing leadership in aerospace talent development and MRO excellence.

ADE received the Leadership Competencies and Development Award, recognising organisations that demonstrate exceptional commitment to leadership excellence, talent development and workforce empowerment. In addition, Mahesh Kumar, Chief Executive Officer of ADE, received the Aerospace Premiership Award for his leadership, innovation and contributions to advancing the aerospace industry.

Organised by the country’s leading aerospace industry association, the annual awards recognise organisations and individuals that demonstrate excellence in management, operational performance, innovation and industry leadership. Winners were selected by an independent panel of aerospace experts and industry leaders.

The awards were presented by YB Tuan Sim Tze Tzin, Malaysian Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI), together with MAIA President, Naguib Mohd Nor.

Mahesh Kumar, Chief Executive Officer of ADE, said, “I dedicate these awards to every Allstar at ADE who has helped build a culture of excellence, innovation and continuous learning. Developing world-class aerospace talent is an investment not only in our company, but also in Malaysia’s future as a leading aerospace and MRO hub. As we grow, we remain committed to strengthening the nation’s MRO capabilities, creating high-value opportunities for local talent, and positioning Malaysia among the world’s leading aerospace maintenance destinations.” 

Naguib Mohd Nor, President of MAIA, said, “On behalf of MAIA, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to ADE and Mahesh Kumar on their well-deserved achievements at this year’s MAIA President’s Award. The calibre of this year’s nominees was exceptionally high, and our panel of esteemed independent judges faced the difficult task of selecting the winners. ADE stood out as a shining example of the future of the MRO industry, demonstrating how leadership, innovation and talent development can transform a homegrown Malaysian company into a regional powerhouse. We are confident ADE will continue to lead the industry, raise the benchmark for excellence, and fly the Malaysian flag proudly on the global aerospace stage.” 

The MAIA President’s Award celebrates organisations and individuals that exemplify excellence, innovation and leadership across Malaysia’s aerospace industry, recognising those setting new benchmarks in organisational performance, talent development and operational excellence while strengthening the country’s position as a regional aerospace and MRO hub.

• Vietjet Qazaqstan (formerly known as Qazaq Air) successfully went live with AMOS Airline Edition in April 2026
• AMOS currently supports a fleet of five De Havilland Canada Dash (DHC-8 Q400) aircraft operating across 16 destinations
• The airline also selected AMOS Hosting Services, enabling a fully managed, secure, and reliable IT infrastructure
• Future fleet expansion may include Boeing 737 aircraft

Vietjet Qazaqstan successfully went live with AMOS Airline Edition in April 2026. Following a stable post-implementation phase, the airline is now fully utilising the system to support and streamline its maintenance operations.

The carrier currently operates a fleet of five De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 aircraft serving 16 destinations across Kazakhstan and the region. By implementing AMOS, Vietjet Qazaqstan has taken a significant step toward modernising and digitalising its maintenance and engineering processes.

AMOS Airline Edition provides the airline with a fully integrated maintenance, engineering, and logistics platform specifically designed for airline operations. By consolidating maintenance planning, execution, inventory management, technical records, and compliance activities into a single system, the solution helps improve operational efficiency, enhance data accuracy, strengthen regulatory compliance, and support better decision-making across departments. The platform also enables greater visibility into aircraft maintenance status and resource planning, helping the airline optimise aircraft availability and reduce administrative workload.

The implementation also marks an important milestone in the airline’s transformation following its acquisition by the Vietnam-based Sovico Group, the co-founder and owner of Vietjet Air. As part of this transition, the airline is rebranding as Vietjet Qazaqstan, aligning itself more closely with the broader Vietjet ecosystem and operational standards.

This connection also builds on a long-standing relationship between Vietjet and Swiss-AS. Vietjet has been an AMOS customer since 2012, when the airline started operations with six aircraft. Today, Vietjet operates a fleet of more than 100 aircraft, demonstrating how AMOS has supported the airline’s growth over more than a decade.

In addition to adopting AMOS Airline Edition, Vietjet Qazaqstan selected AMOS Hosting Services, providing a fully managed and highly reliable hosting environment for its AMOS operations. By leveraging AMOS Hosting Services, the customer benefits from enhanced system availability, data security, regular backups, performance monitoring, and reduced internal IT infrastructure requirements. 

By simplifying system maintenance and upgrades, AMOS Hosting Services allows the airline’s teams to focus on their core maintenance and operational activities It also provides a scalable foundation as Vietjet Qazaqstan further expands its operations, including the potential addition of Boeing 737 aircraft to its fleet.

With AMOS in place, Vietjet Qazaqstan is well positioned with a scalable and future-ready maintenance solution to support its continued growth and operational development.

About Vietjet Qazaqstan

Vietjet Qazaqstan is a Kazakh airline launched in May 2025 by Vietnam’s Vietjet and Kazakhstan’s Samruk-Kazyna, built on the foundation of Qazaq Air. Designed to act as a low-cost aviation bridge, it operates domestic routes within Kazakhstan and expanding international services connecting Central Asia to Southeast Asia.

About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS

Swiss-AS, part of the Lufthansa Technik Digital Tech Ops Ecosystem, is a leading provider of aviation maintenance management software, which offers an end-to-end integrated, highly intelligent software suite designed to manage the entire spectrum of maintenance activities. 

AMOS, in combination with its mobile package, empowers its large and loyal aviation customer base – ranging from pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, to large airline groups to MRO providers – to digitalize and automate their maintenance processes. 

At a glance

• Royal Brunei Airlines successfully went live with AMOSmobile/EXEC during June 2026.
• The rollout covered Line Maintenance and Base Maintenance in two phases.
• The implementation supports Royal Brunei Airlines’ vision of fully paperless maintenance operations.

Swiss-AS is delighted to announce that Royal Brunei Airlines successfully went live with AMOSmobile/EXEC in June 2026. The implementation marks another important milestone in the airline’s digital transformation journey and supports its ambition to eliminate paper-based workflows across all maintenance activities.

As a long-standing AMOS user, Royal Brunei Airlines has continuously invested in modernising its maintenance and engineering operations. Operating a young fleet of Airbus A320neo and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, the airline identified mobile maintenance execution as a key enabler for more efficient operations and improved data quality.

With AMOSmobile/EXEC, technicians can now execute and document maintenance tasks directly at the aircraft. This reduces reliance on paper-based workflows, helps minimise manual data entry and ensures that maintenance records are available in AMOS without delay.

A phased approach

Following careful preparation and close collaboration, the implementation was delivered in two phases. Phase 1 of AMOSmobile/EXEC for Line Maintenance went live on 5 June 2026, followed by Phase 2 for Base Maintenance on 15 June 2026. This phased approach enabled Royal Brunei Airlines to gradually transition maintenance activities from paper-based processes to digital execution while ensuring operational continuity and user adoption throughout the rollout.

Improving efficiency

AMOSmobile/EXEC is a touch-optimised, fully integrated extension of AMOS that enables technicians to execute and document maintenance activities directly at the aircraft. 

For Royal Brunei Airlines, the implementation supports several key operational objectives, including reducing turnaround times during hangar checks, minimising the risk of human-factor-related errors and improving the availability of real-time information across the organisation.

The ability to execute and document maintenance activities directly at the point of work improves transparency across the organisation. Teams can rely on more accurate data, faster updates and a clearer view of ongoing maintenance activities. 

The implementation empowers technicians with modern tools that simplify daily tasks while supporting safer, more efficient and more connected maintenance operations.

With AMOSmobile/EXEC, Royal Brunei Airlines continues its journey towards a paperless maintenance environment, strengthening its commitment to modern, efficient and reliable maintenance operations.

“We are pleased to mark this important milestone in Royal Brunei Airlines’ digital transformation journey with the successful implementation of AMOSmobile/EXEC. This project reflects our continued commitment to embracing smarter ways of working that support both operational excellence and our broader sustainability goals.

“By enabling our Engineering teams to carry out and record maintenance activities digitally, we are taking meaningful steps towards a more paperless and efficient maintenance environment. We sincerely appreciate the strong collaboration with Swiss-AS in helping and delivering this milestone and assist us to move forward with greater efficiency, quality, streamlined paperless maintenance environment across our Engineering Team.”

Colonel Norsuriati Haji Sharbini, Interim Chief Executive Officer of Royal Brunei Airlines

About Royal Brunei Airlines

Established in 1974, Royal Brunei Airlines (RB) is the national carrier of Brunei Darussalam. RB operates a fleet of five Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners and seven Airbus A320NEOs. 

From 2018 to 2020 TripAdvisor recognised RB in the Travellers’ Choice Regional Airlines (Asia) for three consecutive years. In 2019, RB received a Five-Star rating from APEX, ranked 66th in the top 100 airlines, and won Four Stars at the SKYTRAX Awards. 

RB’s commitment to safety and service was reaffirmed in 2021 with a seven-star COVID-19 safety rating from AirlineRatings.com. In 2021, RB also won Asia’s and the World’s Leading Cabin Crew titles from the World Travel Awards (WTA), honours it held through 2022. 

In 2024, Crescent Rating named RB the Muslim-Friendly Airline of the Year and was named the World’s Leading Cabin Crew by WTA for the fifth consecutive year. RB was awarded 2025 APEX Best in Cabin Service & Food and Beverage Award in East Asia and recognised as a 2025 APEX Four-Star Major Airline. As it celebrates 50 years of connecting Brunei to the world, RB continues to deliver exceptional service, grounded in the principles of care, community, and ikhlas – sincerely from the heart. For more information, visit: www.flyrb.com 

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About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS

Swiss-AS, part of the Lufthansa Technik Digital Tech Ops Ecosystem, is a leading provider of aviation maintenance management software, which offers an end-to-end integrated, highly intelligent software suite designed to manage the entire spectrum of maintenance activities. 

AMOS, in combination with its mobile package, empowers its large and loyal aviation customer base – ranging from pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, to large airline groups to MRO providers – to digitalize and automate their maintenance processes. 

For more information, please contact us via sales@swiss-as.com 

CTS Engines adopting QOCO Aviadex marks a ground-breaking milestone of a leading engine MRO deploying intelligent, real-time data services for maintenance process improvement. QOCO Aviadex integrates with M&E systems, transforms data and feeds it directly into the systems of CTS Engines, enabling a step-change in foresight and pre-engine induction and at-shop planning.

CORAL SPRINGS, FL, United States, HELSINKI, Finland – QOCO Systems, a leader in software solutions for aviation Tech Ops maintenance efficiency improvement, and CTS Engines, a world-class provider of jet engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services are proud to jointly announce a strategic partnership where CTS Engines adopts QOCO Aviadex to streamline and enhance efficiency across its MRO processes.

Aviadex delivers significant operational advantages to CTS from continuous data flow throughout the entire engine lifecycle. Automated engine data flow between CTS Engines and its customers provides CTS the ability to improve the forecasting accuracy of engine maintenance needs, optimize planning based on newly found foresight and achieve meaningful Turnaround Time reductions.

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These benefits are achieved through up-to-date, continuous operator engine data flows, earlier pre-shop visit data ingestion and validation and comprehensive engine configuration data. Visibility into status and position of every installed part, module, and engine along with a detailed events list covering life-limit requirements and assembly information supports long-term planning of spare part replacements.

Matti Nevala, CEO of QOCO Systems, commented:

“We are excited to welcome CTS Engines to our growing community of Aviadex users. By leveraging Aviadex, CTS Engines will be able to plan engine maintenance slots well in advance and reserve required spare parts for engine-specific needs resulting in accelerated shop turnaround times and operational efficiency.”

Bill Kircher, CEO of CTS Engines, commented:

“We are proud to take a major step towards a smarter, data-driven operation. This investment is all about delivering greater value to our growing customer base – with faster turnaround times, foresight into material demands and more efficient shop processes.”

About QOCO Systems

QOCO Systems is a leading provider of intelligent, modern software for airlines, engine and airframe MROs and OEMs. QOCO’s software focuses on maximizing efficiency in maintenance operations, from Aviadex providing critical foresight into maintenance needs to AI-based line maintenance production planning (Assignment) and digital tooling management (MROTools) for control, compliance, savings and operational improvement. QOCO’s current customers include, among others, Rolls-Royce, Safran, Lufthansa, TAP Portugal, Iberia, Finnair, Endeavor.

Matti Nevala, CEO

QOCO Systems

matti.nevala@qoco.aero

About CTS Engines

CTS Engines is a global leader in mature engine maintenance, redefining MRO services for legacy fleets. Operating from its brand-new, state-of-the-art Engine Hub in Coral Springs, Florida, CTS Engines provides comprehensive maintenance, repair, overhaul, and testing services for wide-body aircraft engines. As an independent MRO, the company supports a diverse portfolio of commercial and military operators worldwide, delivering tailored, cost-effective solutions that extend engine life and enhance operational performance. Since its founding in 2002, CTS Engines has built a reputation for technical excellence, operational flexibility, and exceptional customer service.

Bill Kircher, CEO

CTS Engines

bkircher@ctsengines.com

The aviation industry has never generated as much operational data as it does today.

Digitalization has undeniably transformed the industry. However, while moving away from paper-based processes solved many operational limitations, it also introduced a new challenge: how to manage growing amounts of data without creating additional complexity.

For CAMO organizations, MROs and operators, collecting information is no longer the difficult part. The real challenge is keeping this information organized, synchronized, accessible and operationally useful.

At MRX Systems, this operational reality has been one of the key drivers behind the continuous evolution of the Blue EYE, Blue MRO, Blue STOK and Blue OPS environments. The objective is not simply to store more information, but to ensure that data remains connected to real operational workflows and directly usable by the people who rely on it every day.

Within Blue EYE and the eTechlog app, operators can centralize fleet airworthiness management, maintenance planning, AMP revisions, publications, related files and maintenance history inside one connected environment. Rather than navigating through disconnected systems and spreadsheets, users maintain direct visibility over aircraft status, limitations, upcoming inspections, technical records and operational documentation.

On the maintenance side, Blue MRO and the eJobCard environment focus on reducing administrative workload while improving operational visibility between technical offices, planners and technicians. Maintenance teams can assign jobs digitally, share task cards and related OEM procedures on iPad devices, report findings with pictures, track parts and tools usage through QR codes and sign off tasks directly from the field.

At the same time, Blue MRO automatically compiles maintenance documentation into exhaustive and organized Full Work Reports, ensuring that mandatory signatures, certificates and related files are not missed during the maintenance process.

Inventory and logistics management also play a growing role in operational efficiency. Through Blue STOK, logistics workflows remain synchronized in real time with maintenance operations and usage. Demand planning, sourcing, purchase orders, deliveries, inventory reporting and certificate management are directly connected to operational activities, reducing duplicate data entry and improving traceability across departments.

MRX Systems’ development efforts have continued to focus on workflow optimization, synchronization reliability, reporting flexibility, operational consistency and scalability across large databases and complex operational environments.

The objective is simple: helping aviation professionals manage increasing amounts of operational data without increasing operational complexity.

Airline and MRO leaders will experience firsthand how Veryon AIRE is helping maintenance operations teams cut repeat disruptions, improve fleet reliability, and make faster, smarter decisions.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (June 2, 2026) — Veryon, a leading provider of aviation software and information services, today announced its participation in the Airline & Aerospace MRO & Flight Operations IT Conference EMEA 2026, scheduled for June 9–10 in Noordwijk, Netherlands. At the event, Veryon will showcase its unified aviation maintenance solutions, underpinned by Veryon AIRE — the company’s AI intelligence layer embedded across its platform. Attendees can visit Veryon at Booth #40 to explore how airlines and MRO organizations can improve troubleshooting, reduce operational disruption, and make more informed maintenance decisions.

As airlines and MROs face rising maintenance costs, aging fleets, technician shortages, and increasing operational demands, many are moving beyond disconnected systems toward more connected, action-oriented maintenance operations. Veryon’s unified aviation maintenance suite brings together maintenance tracking, troubleshooting, defect analysis, reliability insights, and MRO execution.

“Airlines and MROs need actionable intelligence that helps maintenance teams make faster, more confident operational decisions,” said Bethany Little, Chief Executive Officer at Veryon. “Aircraft IT EMEA is a valuable opportunity to demonstrate how Veryon is helping operators become more proactive in identifying critical issues through AI-driven maintenance intelligence embedded directly into daily workflows.”

Attendees can join Veryon for the Vendor Showcase on June 9 at 11:15 a.m. CET to explore how AI-driven maintenance intelligence is helping airlines and MROs improve troubleshooting, reduce repeat disruptions, and accelerate maintenance execution.

On June 10 at 9:30 a.m. CET, Veryon will host the live case study session, “From Prediction to Action: How KLM Cityhopper Is Turning Data into Prescriptive Maintenance Decisions,” featuring Robin Duteweerd, Fleet Manager at KLM Cityhopper, moderated by Jac Saltzgiver, Chief Sales Officer at Veryon. The session will explore how KLM Cityhopper is using Veryon Defect Analysis to identify repeat issues earlier, improve first-time fix rates, and support more actionable maintenance decision-making across its Embraer fleet.

About Veryon

Veryon is the leading provider of aviation software and information services, trusted by over 5,500 customers, 75,000 maintenance professionals, and more than 100 OEMs in nearly 150 countries. Powered by the world’s largest de-identified aviation maintenance dataset, which contains over 100 million events, the all-in-one Veryon suite combines OEM-authorized publications, intuitive cloud-based maintenance workflows, and AI-driven insights to help operators, MROs, and OEMs maximize flying time without compromising safety or compliance. Drawing on Veryon’s 50+ years of experience and support from experts who understand aviation, Veryon customers have achieved up to a 75 percent reduction in troubleshooting time for new technicians and up to a 23 percent reduction in downtime costs. Learn more at veryon.com.

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Director, Corporate Marketing 

Veryon 

kwelch@veryon.com

Students will gain hands-on experience with AI-powered digital maintenance workflows used across today’s aviation industry

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (May 27, 2026) — Veryon, a leading provider of aviation software and information services, announced that they are partnering with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to further the university’s best-in-class Aviation Maintenance Science program by incorporating Veryon Maintenance Tracking into the curriculum for Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) students seeking leadership and management roles. Through this partnership, Embry-Riddle students will have hands-on experience with the digital maintenance management software used by aviation operators to manage aircraft records, maintenance events, and compliance.

By working directly within the platform, students will gain practical exposure to the workflows and recordkeeping processes maintenance teams rely on to keep aircraft safe and operational.

Through guided coursework, students will use the system to simulate real-world maintenance management scenarios and build skills in:

• Managing aircraft maintenance records and documentation
• Tracking scheduled and unscheduled maintenance events
• Understanding regulatory compliance workflows
• Using digital tools to support operational readiness and safety

Students will work in a controlled training environment designed specifically for higher education, where they can explore maintenance-tracking workflows and data-management processes safely.

Faculty will have full access to Veryon’s support resources to help integrate the platform into classroom instruction, while students will engage with the system through instructor-led exercises and coursework.

Students who complete coursework using the platform may receive certificates recognizing their experience with modern aviation maintenance management software, providing them with an additional credential as they enter the aviation workforce.

“As aviation maintenance operations become increasingly digital, it’s critical that students graduate with hands-on experience using the same technologies they’ll encounter in the workforce,” said Mitch Geraci, Associate Professor in the Aviation Maintenance Science Department at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. “Integrating Veryon Maintenance Tracking into our Aviation Maintenance Science curriculum helps bridge classroom learning with real-world operational practices.”

The partnership reflects the industry’s growing focus on preparing the next generation of maintenance professionals for increasingly connected aviation environments.

“Today’s aviation maintenance professionals need familiarity with the systems and workflows shaping modern aircraft operations,” said Bethany Little, Chief Executive Officer of Veryon. “By bringing Veryon Maintenance Tracking into the classroom, we’re helping students build practical experience before they enter the workforce.”

This collaboration supports Embry-Riddle’s mission to prepare Aviation Maintenance Science students for long-term careers in an evolving aviation industry.

About Veryon

Veryon is the leading provider of aviation software and information services, trusted by over 5,500 customers, 75,000 maintenance professionals, and more than 100 OEMs in nearly 150 countries. Powered by the world’s largest de-identified aviation maintenance dataset, which contains over 100 million events, the all-in-one Veryon suite combines OEM-authorized publications, intuitive cloud-based maintenance workflows, and AI-driven insights to help operators, MROs, and OEMs maximize flying time without compromising safety or compliance. Drawing on Veryon’s 50+ years of experience and support from experts who understand aviation, Veryon customers have achieved up to a 75 percent reduction in troubleshooting time for new technicians and up to a 23 percent reduction in downtime costs. Learn more at veryon.com.

Texel Air has joined the EXSYN community through an enterprise-wide agreement to onboard its entire fleet of aircraft onto EXSYN’s suite of modular aviation data apps. With operations based in Bahrain and Australasia, the partnership enables Texel Air to harmonize aircraft data and engineering processes across both AOCs on a unified digital foundation.

Modular Apps Built for Aviation

Through EXSYN’s platform, Texel Air gains access to a wide range of aviation-native apps designed to support day-to-day reliability, engineering, and airworthiness operations, including:

• Reliability Analytics & Reporting
• Aircraft Data Health Checks
• AD/SB Automation
• AOG Risk Monitoring
• Logistics and Supply chain Analytics

Together, these modular apps empower Texel Air to modernize its technical operations, reducing manual workloads, improving data confidence, and enabling faster, smarter maintenance decisions.

Unlocking Value Across Texel Air’s Operational Ecosystem

By connecting data from FLYHT (FTG), Conduce (eTL), Veryon and LEON, EXSYN enables Texel Air to build a live, connected view of fleet health, maintenance execution, and operational risk.

This integrated approach delivers:

• Predictive reliability insights that enable proactive maintenance scheduling and reduce unplanned events
• Real-time visibility into aircraft condition and maintenance status to support on-the-spot decision-making
• Data-driven engineering efficiency, accelerating troubleshooting and minimizing downtime
• Collaborative maintenance planning, built on unified, trustworthy data across engineering, operations, and planning teams

Together, these capabilities lay the groundwork for a true aviation data continuity layer, one where aircraft data flows seamlessly across teams, tools, and time to drive operational performance and compliance.

“Adopting EXSYN’s full platform allows us to streamline technical operations across our AOCs while strengthening the connection between data and engineering decisions,” said Andres Kjerulf, Director of Airworthiness at Texel Air. “With more connected insights from FLYHT (FTG), Conduce (eTL), Veryon and LEON,  we’re building a stronger, more predictive approach to reliability and maintenance.”

“Texel Air exemplifies the kind of operator that pushes digital transformation forward, not by adding tools, but by connecting data,” said Sander de Bree, CEO at EXSYN. “We’re proud to provide the platform that helps make their data continuous, accessible, and operationally meaningful.”

About EXSYN Aviation Solutions

EXSYNhelps airlines, operators, and MROs keep aircraft data clean, connected, and predictive. Its modular, aviation-native apps support every stage of the aircraft data lifecycle, from compliance and reliability to logistics and long-term forecasting.

With over a decade of experience in aviation data management, EXSYN has supported aircraft operators worldwide through fleet migrations, system transitions, and daily operational challenges. This deep operational background ensures that EXSYN’s solutions align with real-world maintenance and airworthiness workflows.

EXSYN’s modular approach allows organisations to start with specific use cases and expand at their own pace. Each app integrates seamlessly with existing M&E and MRO systems, delivering immediate value without disrupting safety-critical processes. Together, the apps form an aviation data continuity layer that keeps aircraft data consistent and trusted across systems, enabling maintenance organisations worldwide to make confident, data-driven decisions.

About Texel Air

Texel Air is a Bahrain-based specialized cargo airline and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) provider established in 2013 by Chisholm Enterprises. Operating a versatile fleet of Boeing 737-800BCF freighters – including the innovative B737-700 FlexCombi, capable of seven rapid-change configurations-the airline delivers flexible ACMI, charter, and logistics solutions across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Europe. With its own EASA and Bahrain CAA approved 6.400sqm hangar at Bahrain International Airport, Texel Air provides 24/7 line and base maintenance to both its fleet and external operators, supporting mission from humanitarian relief to express cargo operations.

Building on this foundation, Texel Air expanded its regional presence with the launch of Texel Air Australasia Ltd in 2023, headquartered at Auckland Airport, NZ. The New Zealand based sister airline also operates Boeing 737-800BCF freighters tailored for express, postal and general freight services throughout the New Zealand and Australia. Servicing major logistics customers such as Paceline Express and NZ Post, Texel Air Australasia delivers high reliability ADMI and charter operations and is rapidly scaling its capacity to meet growing demand in the Australasian air cargo market

At a glance

• SUM Air chooses AMOS as its digital maintenance and engineering platform.
• Fourth South Korean airline to implement AMOS.
• SUM Air also selects AMOSmobile/EXEC, and AMOSmobile/STORES to further enhance operational efficiency.
• Successfully went live with AMOS in April 2026.

SUM Air, a start-up airline based in South Korea, has gone live with AMOS, the leading maintenance and engineering solution from Swiss AviationSoftware (Swiss-AS), to support its first aircraft delivery and establish a scalable digital foundation for future growth from day one. With this implementation, SUM Air joins three other South Korean airlines in adopting AMOS to streamline maintenance operations, enhance efficiency, and enable sustainable expansion. This implementation highlights how start-up and growing airlines can rapidly deploy a proven digital platform to enable scalable operations from the outset.

By using AMOS, SUM Air can manage its maintenance and engineering processes through a fully integrated digital platform, giving full control over maintenance planning, real-time execution tracking, and compliance. These are critical capabilities for scaling operations without increasing complexity.

With the addition of AMOSmobile/EXEC, mechanics can access AMOS data on mobile devices, record maintenance tasks, view 3D graphics and videos, and e-sign reports, creating a fully digital, paperless workflow. AMOSmobile/STORES makes it easy for store personnel to manage inventory and daily operations from mobile devices without using desktop systems or paper forms. Together, these mobile tools eliminate paperwork, reduce turnaround times, and enable faster, data-driven decisions, helping SUM Air scale efficiently without adding operational overhead.

SUM Air currently operates one ATR 72 aircraft on domestic routes and is expected to continue expanding to international routes. AMOS provides the digital backbone to support this growth, enabling the airline to scale its fleet and operations in a controlled, efficient, and compliant manner.

For start-up airlines like SUM Air, the ability to quickly implement a fully integrated digital solution is essential. AMOS provides the flexibility, reliability and efficiency needed to support rapid growth while maintaining the highest standards of safety and operational readiness.

“We selected AMOS as the most powerful Maintenance Information System, with integrated modules and robust, reliable data tracking across routine and non-routine maintenance. Combined with AMOSmobile/EXEC and AMOSmobile/STORES, it enables a paperless environment, effective maintenance records, and greater flexibility for our teams.

As SUM Air grows its fleet in the coming years, AMOS provides the scalable, reliable system and operational stability needed to support our expansion, along with valuable guidance from the Swiss-AS specialists through implementation and daily operations.”

Kim KyongMog, Engineering Team Leader, SUM Air

About SUM Air

SUM Air is a start-up airline based in South Korea, providing commercial air transport services with a focus on efficient, modern operations.

• Serving markets and airports that existing full-service and low-cost carriers in Korea cannot access.
• Starting domestic flights based in Gimpo and connecting regional cities with limited public transportation options, while expanding to exclusive airports using turboprop aircraft.
• Taking over existing domestic routes currently operated at minimum capacity due to cost constraints faced by existing airline operators.

The airline manages its maintenance and engineering processes in compliance with industry standards and is committed to leveraging digital tools to support operational growth and fleet expansion. This includes engineering, procurement, storage management, asset management, and all maintenance activities, combined with AMOSmobile flexibility. SUM Air is also targeting paperless processes, robust maintenance records, data reliability, and environmentally friendly solutions in line with its operational policy.

About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS

Swiss-AS, part of the Lufthansa Technik Digital Tech Ops Ecosystem, is a leading provider of aviation maintenance management software, which offers an end-to-end integrated, highly intelligent software suite designed to manage the entire spectrum of maintenance activities. 

AMOS, in combination with its mobile package, empowers its large and loyal aviation customer base – ranging from pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, to large airline groups to MRO providers – to digitalize and automate their maintenance processes. 

For more information, please contact us via sales@swiss-as.com.

Recognition highlights cross-functional innovation, customer partnership, and measurable impact on operational efficiency

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (May 7, 2026) — Veryon, a leading provider of aviation software and information services, announced that its ground support equipment solution, Veryon GSE (formerly EBIS GSE), has been awarded the Best All-Around Vendor honor at the Alaska Air Group GSE Summit 2026.

The award recognizes partners who go beyond traditional vendor relationships to deliver measurable operational impact and long-term strategic value.

“The Best All-Around Vendor is more than a supplier. They are a true strategic partner who listens, adapts quickly, and delivers solutions that make our operation safer and more efficient,” said Mehdi Jnah, Director of GSE, Alaska Airlines. “From simplifying service requests for our ramp teams to improving how we track and respond to equipment issues, Veryon GSE has helped us move toward a more proactive, data-driven maintenance strategy.”

What began as a need to simplify service requests and improve visibility into equipment issues evolved into a set of scalable capabilities, including QR code-enabled access for ramp teams, enhanced tracking of red-tagged equipment, and stronger feedback loops between operations and maintenance. These improvements have helped Alaska Air Group capture more consistent data and respond to issues more effectively in real time.

Veryon GSE has also strengthened fleet visibility through automatic in-service reporting, giving teams the insights needed to move from reactive maintenance to a more proactive approach. With better access to equipment data, Alaska Air Group has been able to identify trends earlier, improve decision-making, and maintain tighter control over fleet performance.

“This award reflects what’s possible when product innovation is guided by real operational needs,” said Santosh Nachu, Vice President of Growth and Integration at Veryon. “Our teams partnered closely with Alaska Air Group to deliver solutions that not only address immediate challenges but also support long-term performance and reliability.”

Veryon’s support was especially critical during the integration of Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines. Through system upgrades, targeted enhancements, training, and hands-on collaboration, Veryon helped maintain operational continuity while enabling both organizations to continue moving forward.

The recognition highlights a broader shift across aviation, where operators are prioritizing partners who bring flexibility, responsiveness, and a willingness to co-develop solutions. Veryon’s approach reflects that model, combining technology innovation with deep customer collaboration to drive measurable results.

About Veryon

Veryon is the leading provider of aviation software and information services, trusted by over 5,500 customers, 75,000 maintenance professionals, and more than 100 OEMs in nearly 150 countries. Powered by the world’s largest de-identified aviation maintenance dataset, which contains over 100 million events, the all-in-one Veryon suite combines OEM-authorized publications, intuitive cloud-based maintenance workflows, and AI-driven insights to help operators, MROs, and OEMs maximize flying time without compromising safety or compliance. Drawing on Veryon’s 50+ years of experience and support from experts who understand aviation, Veryon customers have achieved up to a 75 percent reduction in troubleshooting time for new technicians and up to a 23 percent reduction in downtime costs. Learn more at veryon.com.