Commsoft has announced that Kuwaiti airline Jazeera Airways has selected OASES (Open Aviation Strategic Engineering System) as its MRO software system.
Kuwait City-based Jazeera Airways is the first non-government owned airline in the Middle East. IATA-member, Jazeera Airways currently flies to 29 destinations operating a reliable fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft from its own terminal at Kuwait International Airport. In June 2018 it was the first airline in the Middle East to introduce the A320neo into its fleet.
Starting in November, Jazeera Airways will progressively implement OASES with its core, airworthiness, planning and materials modules across its nine A320-214 and one A320neo aircraft, with more A320neo aircraft due to join the fleet this year and next.
OASES modules are designed to provide a flexible and cost-effective framework that allows users to ‘design’ the perfect system and configuration for their operation.
Nick Godwin, Commsoft’s MD, commented: “Across the Middle East, Commsoft now serves seven aviation operations and we continue to see interest from other regional carriers looking for an aviation engineering and maintenance system that is easy to use but is functionally very sophisticated.”
Rob Woods, Jazeera’s VP Maintenance and Engineering, added, “After excellent financial results during the last couple of years Jazeera has an exciting growth plan involving new routes, added frequencies and increasing its fleet size with new aircraft. The choice of Commsoft’s OASES with a smooth, progressive implementation, will be critical to maintaining this growth.”
Communications Software’s OASES is among the most successful aviation engineering and maintenance systems in the world. The global OASES community currently consists of more than 130 aviation operations in over 55 different countries, including national and regional carriers, business aviation and charter operators, cargo specialists, leasing companies, MROs and specialist rotatable stockists.
