Overview

Maximizing the Potential of New Aircraft

Our Entry into Service (EIS) program is a comprehensive strategy designed to smoothly introduce a new aircraft type into an airline's fleet. It involves meticulous planning, coordination, and execution across various departments within the airline to ensure optimal operational efficiency and passenger satisfaction.

Effective EIS programs are essential for commercial and business airlines to maximize the return on investment in new aircraft while minimizing operational disruptions.

Highlights

Comprehensive Planning

Encompassing fleet, network, crew, ground operations, and maintenance considerations.

Enhanced Operational Efficiency

Optimizing aircraft utilization and resource allocation.

Improved Passenger Experience

Introducing new amenities and services tailored to the new aircraft type.

Cost Management

Balancing initial investment with long-term operational savings.

Focused Areas

Consulting services

  • Maintenance Program: Establish a maintenance program in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and regulatory requirements.
  • Maintenance Training: Ensure maintenance personnel are trained and qualified to work on the specific aircraft type.
  • Pilot Training: Ensure pilots complete mandatory type rating training and pass necessary checks to operate the aircraft.
  • Cabin Crew Training: Ensure cabin crew receive mandatory training specific to the aircraft, including emergency procedures and safety protocols.
  • Logistics: Integrate the aircraft into the existing fleet, including updates to flight planning systems and scheduling.
  • Support Infrastructure: Ensure ground support and spare parts logistics are in place to support the new aircraft.

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Aircraft Systems
Integration

Ensuring seamless integration of new aircraft systems with existing airline infrastructure as well as developing and implementing efficient ground handling processes.



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Maintenance Planning
and Engineering

Optimizing maintenance schedules, spare parts inventory, and technical support.





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Crew Training Curriculum Development

Designing effective training programs tailored to the new aircraft type while creating realistic training environments for pilots and cabin crew.



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