Air Arabia, the first and largest low cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa has signed an agreement with Vistair, the world’s leading provider of powerful e-solutions to the global commercial airline industry, to use the company’s market leading e-manual system, DocuNet.
Eastern SkyJets, the Dubai-based non-scheduled operator offering pilgrimage charter flights and ACMI lease services, has selected Vistair’s world-leading e-documents management solution, DocuNet, for its fleet.
The announcement comes following a competitive tender process which saw Vistair’s DocuNet outperform rival systems across the board including for efficiency, effectiveness and return on investment.
Low-cost Malaysian-based carrier AirAsia has signed up for Vistair’s DocuNet across their entire fleet and AOCs. Vistair will be providing document management and distribution for both flight operations and engineering manuals.
Low-cost Malaysian-based carrier AirAsia has signed up for Vistair’s DocuNet across their entire fleet and AOCs. Vistair will be providing document management and distribution for both flight operations and engineering manuals.
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has selected Vistair’s DocuNet service to provide document management, control and distrbution of flight manuals across its entire fleet.
AirTanker, which operates and maintains the key Voyager contract for the Ministry of Defence, has signed an agreement to use Vistair Systems’ cloud-based e-manuals solution, DocuNet.
In addition AirTanker, based at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, will also use Vistair’s crew communications portal, CrewNet.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle (Norwegian) has signed up for Vistair’s DocuNet service across its fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft. Vistair will be providing content management services and distribution to iPad, Windows and EFB.
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