Germany's TUI is to use Lufthansa Technik's AVIATAR digital platform to help manage its fleet of around 130 Boeing aircraft.
"TUI's decision was made following a project for proof-of-concept to foster system alignment across its maintenance operations, which has proven the advantages of AVIATAR solutions for TUI Airline," Lufthansa's maintenance business announced.
AVIATAR is geared up to help engineers to "monitor and predict the technical condition of the airline's fleet", according to Lufthansa.
The main centre for the deployment is to be at TUI's UK branch at London Luton Airport.
"With the AVIATAR team's continued cooperation on how to tailor and adapt the interfaces to TUI's evolving system landscape, we have built a strong and trusted relationship in just a few months," said Niklas Kropp, project manager E&M, Transformation & Change, TUI Airline.
" It is an honour for AVIATAR to work with such a cross-functional team bringing great dedication and unique expertise into the partnership",
said Frank Martens, senior director sales and customer development, digital fleet services, Lufthansa Technik.