Commsoft, developers of one of the world’s leading aviation engineering and maintenance systems, is continuing to enjoy significant success with its hosted OASES programme. Three currently unannounced customers, including a regional airline in Europe and two airliner corporate shuttle operators in the U.S.A. have already signed for OASES in 2012, with two having gone live with a total of six aircraft between them.
OASES (Open Aviation Strategic Engineering System) is designed to combine ease of use with a technical sophistication that allows for the full integration of all maintenance and engineering functions, from inventory management and purchasing to defect control and work scheduling. The hosted programme allows smaller airlines, CAMOs and corporate operators to gain access to OASES by removing potentially prohibitive set up costs such as server acquisition and third party licensing. As the operator’s fleet size grows or functional demands increase, it can then transfer easily to a more conventional OASES set up.
Nick Godwin Commsoft’s Managing Director, commented: “We’re continuing to witness a growing international interest in our hosted OASES programme, confirming our prediction that it would open up a whole new maintenance planning market for OASES amongst smaller operators.”
