Top Industry Leaders in the Aviation Software Market
October 2023- A renowned provider of information services & software solutions for aviation, Veryon has recently acquired Rusada, a leader in the aviation maintenance management software since 1987. The strategic move will solidify the commitment of Veryon to innovation while strengthening the position in the likes of a reliable aviation management software market leader. Following the completion of the acquisition, the company will gain access to Rusada’s advanced technology, extensive expertise, and worldwide customer base from every part of the industry comprising government operations, military, business, charter, and commercial.
September 2023- SkyUp Airlines, the largest airline in Ukraine and SkyUp Malta, its Maltese subsidiary have chosen IBS Software for empowering its commercial operation. A leading provider of SaaS solutions to the cargo and travel industry, IBS Software is offering a digitally native PSS or passenger services system to enable SkyUp in overhauling its earlier platform and delivering greater flexibility with it recommencing the schedule flight.
March 2023- Air India has adopted an artificial intelligence enabled salesforce customer experience software. The company is presently undergoing a transformation plan called Vihaan.AI that aims in re-establishing the airline in the likes of a world-class worldwide carrier with an augmented customer service concerning technology, hospitability, reliability, and product offering in its operations. Via their work with Salesforce, Air India in fact will be capable of optimizing the customer experience in every key touchpoint- in the air, on the ground, and online. The technology support provided from Salesforce will enable the airline in tracking customer interactions across its mobile, web, chatbot, social media, contact centers, email, and other channels.
Key Companies in the Aviation Software Comapnies include.
- GE Aviation (U.S.)
- Rolls-Royce (U.K.)
- Pratt and Whitney (U.S.)
- Lufthansa Technik (Germany)
- Safran Aircraft Engines (Paris)
- SIA Engineering Company (Singapore)
- Air France Industries KLM Engineering and Maintenance (France)
- MTU Aero Engines (Germany)
- ST Aerospace (Singapore)
- Delta Tech-Ops (U.S.)
