Pegasus Airlines Moves to Comply365’s Authoring and Compliance Management Platform
Comply365’s ProAuthor to Streamline Authoring Process Across All Departments
Beloit, WI – MAY 4, 2023 – Pegasus Airlines, one of the leading low-cost airlines in EMEA, is transforming its document authoring process and compliance management with Comply365’s end-to-end authoring and distribution platform, including its mobile app.
Comply365 is pleased to announce that Pegasus will use ProAuthor to author and manage its Airbus, Boeing and company manuals across all its departments to support its ambitious growth plan that builds on the 129 destinations it flies to in 48 countries across Europe, Asia and Africa.
Pegasus needed a secure, enterprise solution to standardize the authoring and management of their manuals to enable departments to work seamlessly with automated workflows.
“Safety and compliance are essential to our operations, and we needed a proven, aviation-grade solution to ensure consistency and up-to-date information across all the content that we distribute to our crews,” Pegasus CEO Güliz Öztürk said.
“The Comply365 solution will bring an agile, streamlined approach to our processes with a more efficient system, that is able to support our growth plans and evolving needs. We are happy to partner with Comply365, as it not only brings an innovative solution, but a dedicated team focused on helping us maximize the value of the product, in areas that matter to us the most,” Öztürk said.
Pegasus is among the airlines that is recovering capacity the fastest since the pandemic, as the number of passengers on its international routes grew by over 96 percent in 2022 compared to the previous year. With new aircraft planned for delivery, the airline aims to increase its total capacity this year by about 20 percent with plans to exceed 100 aircraft.
As Pegasus onboards new aircraft, ProAuthor will enable faster, more routine manual revisions and help the airline remain audit ready. Comply365’s mobile app will automate compliance tracking for the airline’s 6,000 users and equip frontline employees with electronic forms to send data to the operations staff, to enable data-driven decisions.
“It’s a pleasure to welcome Pegasus to the Comply365 Community, as they reinforce our growing presence in the region,” Comply365 CEO Tom Samuel said. “We look forward to supporting their growth and enhancing the safety and efficiency across their operation.”
Pegasus marks the second Turkish carrier to turn to Comply365. They join more than 90 global customers relying on Comply365’s operational content and compliance management platform, from start-up airlines to the world’s largest carriers, as well as cargo, business, Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS), flight training and rail operations.
ABOUT COMPLY365
Comply365 is the leading provider of enterprise SaaS and mobile solutions for content management and document distribution in highly regulated industries including aviation, rail, and energy. Comply365 supports the world’s most mobile and remote workforces with targeted and personalized delivery of job-critical data that enables safe, efficient, and compliant operations. Every day, hundreds of thousands of pilots, flight attendants, maintenance technicians, rail conductors and engineers, and energy workers rely on Comply365 for digital delivery of operational (OEM and company) manuals. Having played an instrumental role in the FAA’s approval of replacing the traditional, paper-based, pilot flight bags with electronic flight bags (EFBs), Comply365 partners with clients to transform their industries.
ABOUT PEGASUS AIRLINES
Pegasus Airlines was launched in 1990, and adopted a low-cost business model in 2005, upon its acquisition by ESAS Holding. As Türkiye’s leading low-cost carrier, Pegasus offers its guests the opportunity to travel affordably and on young aircraft under the auspices of its low-cost airline model with the belief that “everyone has the right to fly.” Since 2018, Pegasus has adopted the motto “Türkiye’s Digital Airline” and operates a network of 129 destinations in 48 countries, including 36 domestic destinations in Türkiye and 93 international destinations; it operates connecting flights between Türkiye and Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Russia and Central Asia via Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport. With its approach that focuses on guest experience, Pegasus continues to offer digital technologies and unique innovations to enhance the travel experience.
Web Manuals to offer freemium licenses for all to support Covid-19 recovery
To support aviation businesses during this time of uncertainty, digital documentation leader Web Manuals is offering a freemium package for all new customers.
Available until August 31, 2020, the Freemium Package includes access for five readers or reviewers, one editor and a free choice of one compliance library, with no system limitations. Alongside this, users will be provided with the onboarding free of charge.
Martin Lidgard, CEO and founder of Web Manuals says: “The aviation industry has been hit particularly hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and are under a number of financial pressures. Ensuring compliance and safety during this time through up-to-date digital manuals should not be another cost to worry about. This is why Web Manuals will be offering this package for free for the next four months, with no contract obligations.
“The supporting complimentary training ensures that these customers are fully onboarded and can begin digitizing their documents straight away.”
An additional gesture from Web Manuals is unlimited free licenses for airline and wet lease/ACMI operators looking to digitize their manuals until August 31, 2020. Initial online training will also be free of charge for these users.
Lidgard adds: “Arguably, some of the worst affected segments of the aviation industry since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak have been airline, wet lease/ACMI operators. Providing free licenses will support these organizations as they begin to navigate the tricky recovery period, ensuring all members of their team are updated, informed and operating safely.”
Web Manuals allows aviation businesses to digitize their compliance and regulatory documentation and manuals, meaning any updates can be completed and distributed across a company instantly. This ensures that as regulations change, all members of a team have access to the most accurate information possible, improving efficiency and safety in an organization.
Users can opt-out of the package at any time before July 31st, 2020 without being billed.
Web Manuals to offer freemium licenses for all to support COVID-19 recovery
Malmö, Sweden; April 28, 2020: To support aviation businesses during this time of uncertainty, digital documentation leader Web Manuals is offering a freemium package for all new customers.
Available until August 31, 2020, the freemium package includes access for five readers or reviewers, one editor and a free choice of one compliance library, with no system limitations. Alongside this, users will be provided with the onboarding free of charge.
Martin Lidgard, CEO and founder of Web Manuals says: “The aviation industry has been hit particularly hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and are under a number of financial pressures. Ensuring compliance and safety during this time through up-to-date digital manuals should not be another cost to worry about. This is why Web Manuals will be offering this package for free for the next four months, with no contract obligations.
“The supporting complimentary training ensures that these customers are fully onboarded and can begin digitizing their documents straight away.”
An additional gesture from Web Manuals is unlimited free licenses for airline and wet lease/ACMI operators looking to digitize their manuals until August 31, 2020. Initial online training will also be free of charge for these users.
Lidgard adds: “Arguably, some of the worst affected segments of the aviation industry since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak have been airline, wet lease/ACMI operators. Providing free licenses will support these organizations as they begin to navigate the tricky recovery period, ensuring all members of their team are updated, informed and operating safely.”
Web Manuals allows aviation businesses to digitize their compliance and regulatory documentation and manuals, meaning any updates can be completed and distributed across a company instantly. This ensures that as regulations change, all members of a team have access to the most accurate information possible, improving efficiency and safety in an organization.
Users can opt-out of the package at any time before July 31st, 2020 without being billed.
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Web Manuals is rapidly expanding its global footprint. It has 300 customers and partners worldwide, and offices in New York, San Diego and Malmö, Sweden.
Web Manuals grows its community with two additional manual authoring partners
Malmö, Sweden; April 1, 2020: Web Manuals, the world leader in aviation document digitization solutions, is expanding its aviation manual community through partnerships with Black River Aerospace and Aerodox to offer additional document templates to aviation businesses worldwide.
Aviation manual creation and management company Black River Aerospace will be providing three levels of support. This will range from a template subscription to manual implementation and a full authoring and maintenance service, including manual creation, updates, and distribution throughout a company, accessed via Web Manuals’ interface. All documents come with live linking to FAA regulations, IS-BAO, and ARGUS standards, meaning customers are immediately alerted to any changes.
Melissa Kearby, Partner at Black River Aerospace says: “Implementation of Web Manuals has revolutionized the way we develop manuals, halving the time we spend executing a customer’s documentation. As a result, we are able to spend more quality time on relationship building and providing a phenomenal product.
“Everyone at Web Manuals is experienced and the customer service is top-notch concierge level.”
Technical manual provider Aerodox will supply customized minimum equipment lists (MELs) for many types of aircraft, maximizing flight dispatch reliability.
David Burk, owner of Aerodox states: “The Aerodox team are experts in customized MELs, CDLs, and NEF programs. We are excited to apply our combined 50 years of experience to an ever-changing world of technology. Our goal is to bridge the gap between the Web Manuals’ online platform and our exemplary MEL service”.
Paul Sandström, Chief Revenue Officer and Director of Operations EMEA at Web Manuals, says: “We are working hard to build our community so that users can have access to more software services via the Web Manuals Store. This is only made possible through companies such as Black River Aerospace and Aerodox sharing their solutions with our customers.”
Aerodox and Black River Aerospace’s services will be available via the Web Manuals Store.
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