Aviation software

When Condor ordered the A330neos with the latest Trent 7000 engine from Rolls-Royce, the OEM introduced QOCO to Condor as Rolls-Royce’s software partner in facilitating the data transfer necessary to support the engine with the standard duty cycle method of managing engine life.

The aviation maintenance industry has come a long way since the days of wrenches and grease. Today, aircraft maintenance depends heavily on data and digital technologies to ensure seamless and safe operations. One of the innovative solutions that have revolutionized the industry is data exchange.

We are excited to announce that Endeavor Air has joined forces with QOCO Systems and selected MROTools.io, an industry-leading tool management software. MROTools.io will empower Endeavor Air’s maintenance team and unlock an unprecedented level of control and transparency for Endeavor Air’s maintenance operations.

As we look ahead to 2023 and beyond, here are some of the exciting new developments we can expect for aviation maintenance.

Digital Twin technology has come a long way since then, it is still one of the most promising development areas with the potential for creating value in the aviation industry. Today, Digital Twins seek to maintain the digital replica of an asset or system throughout its lifecycle requiring continuous data feeds. That’s where the Digital Thread comes in.

We are delighted to announce that Widerøe has chosen to partner with QOCO Systems Ltd and will be using MROTools.io, the most advanced and dynamic tooling management software on the market.