Fly Dubai and “Tream Systems” expect an agreement for electronic records programs

Fly Dubai and the “Tream Systems” company, which specializes in electronic technical records programs, has signed an agreement to provide innovative solutions and digital registry services.

The digital solution for the “Tream Systems” company will support Fly Dubai’s efforts to invest in technologies to enhance the operational efficiency and additional accuracy in addition to its continuous commitment to the highest safety standards.

The flydubai digital registry will be able to improve access to pilots and engineers’ data and reduce the manual scan for paper registry pages.

With actual time access to information, which leads to improvements in the decision -making process in the carrier.

Distinguished results and successful partnership

“We are happy with Flei Dubai as one of our partners to enhance our presence in Dubai and more emphasizes our ability to meet the various business needs in the aviation industry,” said Tim Spears, Vice President of aircraft Systems at the “Tims Systems”, said: We look forward to this partnership with Flydubai to achieve distinguished results and a successful partnership. “

For his part, the Vice President of Engineering in flydubai, Christian Hall said: “Thanks to our partnership and our cooperation with” Teromon Systems “. We in Fly Dubai are committed to adopting the best digital practices to enhance our operational efficiency. The implementation of this digital solution will allow data tracking in actual time, advanced analyzes, optimal performance in addition To the addition of additional compliance without the need for huge paper records and we can integrate electronic technical records into our operations in the coming months. “

Flydubai operates a single fleet of 88 Boeing 737 aircraft that serves more than 125 destinations in 55 countries around the world in Africa, Central Asia, Caucasus, Central Europe, Southeast Europe, the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, the Middle East, Southern Asia and Southeast Asia. The carrier has strengthened its working power to more than 6000 employees, including more than 1,200 pilots and about 600 engineers.