Aircraft data migration at ASL Airlines - OASES to AMOS
Situation
ASL Ireland is the first airline in the ASL group to migrate to their maintenance and airworthiness data into the future new single platform for the ASL group. After a rigorous selection process, ASL selected the MRO software system AMOS to serve as engine behind the future single ASL CAMO platform. Once the system was selected, this initiated the first airline, ASL Ireland, to migrate their airworthiness and maintenance data into the new system.
Solution
Critical path in this aircraft data migration exercise was the migration of airworthiness data from OASES to AMOS to the required acceptable level of data quality required by the AMOS system. Another critical point was the pre-alignment of data and establishing standards for all future ASL operators that are migrating to the ASL group AMOS system
The Project in Numbers
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About ASL Ireland
ASL Ireland is part of ASL Aviation Holdings, which provides aviation services globally with 7 Air Operators Certificates in Europe, Africa and Asia, two support services companies and various leasing entities.
The fleet operated by ASL Ireland consists of B737-classic, ATR42, ATR72, B737NG’s freighter aircraft as well as B757 passenger aircraft.
ASL Aviation Holdings’ airlines operate scheduled, ACMI and charter passenger and cargo flights on 6 continents under its own brands and for a range of global customers. ASL currently owns and operates a fleet of +/- 100 aircraft for freight and passenger transport.