Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Air India and flydocs Partner for Digital Aircraft Maintenance
Imagine Air India's planes like giant toys.
They need check-ups to stay safe, just like your toys!
Air India is teaming up with a company called flydocs to use special computer software to keep track of everything that happens to the planes.
This helps them fix things faster and make sure everything is safe.
It's like having a digital diary for each plane.
This will make things run smoother and help the planes stay in tip-top shape.
Air India partners with flydocs to digitize aircraft maintenance records.
Air India is the first airline in India to use flydocs’ DRM software.
The partnership aims to improve operational efficiency and streamline maintenance workflows.
flydocs’ system will help manage aircraft records, especially during end-of-lease processes.
The partnership complements Air India’s existing tech alliance with Swiss Aviation Software.
- Who
- Air India and flydocs are the key players in this partnership.
- What
- Air India is partnering with flydocs to digitize its aircraft maintenance records using Digital Records Management (DRM) software.
- When
- Published June 26, 2025.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To improve operational efficiency, streamline maintenance, and ensure regulatory compliance.
- Partners
- Air India and flydocs
- Purpose
- Digitization of aircraft maintenance records
- Software
- flydocs’ Digital Records Management (DRM)
- Benefit
- Improved operational efficiency
- Existing Alliance
- Swiss Aviation Software (AMOS)