After a five-month selection process, Norse Atlantic Airways has decided for AMOS for its maintenance and engineering software.
The very lean project is already well underway and the Swiss-AS project team is assisting Norse in setting up their processes. The Swiss-AS project team is now pressing ahead to complete the data transfer for Norse.
Norse Atlantic Airways’ goal is to manage a single-type fleet of all B787 aircraft in AMOS. The go-live –will include the full range of AMOS Airline modules and will enable Norse to exploit the advanced functionality for which AMOS is highly valued by its loyal customer base.
The first flights are expected to take off in spring of 2022.
“AMOS will provide us with a state-of-the-art airworthiness management system that will ensure an efficient and more sustainable operation. The digital and paperless system will enable Norse to operate according to the highest safety standards as well as ensuring on-time performance and a lower carbon footprint,” said Chief Operating Officer of Norse, Thom-Arne Norheim.
Norse has decided for the touch-optimised add-on AMOSmobile/EXEC with the objective to build its paperless line and base maintenance processes within AMOS, digitise the business and add value not only in terms of costs, but also in terms of time, thereby ensuring high productivity whilst maintaining quality, safety and consistency.