QOCO Systems extends its data management platform from commercial aviation to business aviation as it expands long-term collaboration with Rolls-Royce to their Business Aviation division. The platform provides transformative value to Rolls-Royce and operators by helping them enhance fleet availability and reliability, minimise manual effort, and strengthen data quality and trust.
ESPOO, Finland & DAHLEWITZ, Germany - QOCO Systems, a global provider of mission-critical SaaS solutions for technical operations in aviation, has successfully gone live with its data management platform for the Business Aviation division of Rolls-Royce. This milestone builds on the long-standing partnership between QOCO and Rolls-Royce, extending the capabilities previously deployed for commercial aviation into the business aviation arena.
The enhanced platform enables seamless, secure, and automated exchange of engine configuration and maintenance data across Rolls-Royce systems and external M&E to Rolls-Royce’s executive system. The platform supports the broader business aviation ecosystem, allowing operator, MRO and OEM data flows to be managed efficiently, maintain data integrity, and accelerate decision-making.
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Long-term partnership background
The partnership between QOCO and Rolls-Royce began in 2018 when Rolls-Royce engaged QOCO to support its “Blue Data Thread” digitalisation programme and its “Intelligent Engine” vision (more information). By automating and standardising data exchange between airline M&E systems and Rolls-Royce digital services, QOCO helped reduce integration effort and improved transparency for carriers. For example, one case study reports a reduction of effort by more than 50% for some services (case study).
Today’s go-live with the Business Aviation division expands this foundation to a new operational domain, enabling Rolls-Royce to work more efficiently and to deliver its digital services and support more precisely to business aviation customers.
Customer value proposition
With the new data management platform in place for Business Aviation, the key benefits to Rolls-Royce and its customers include:
- Faster decision-making enabled by more frequent and up-to-date operational data
- Enhanced troubleshooting and reliability, improving aircraft availability for operators and reducing unnecessary part replacements
- Extended on-wing time for engines and components through earlier insight into events and performance trends
- Significant reduction in manual effort to collect, validate and compile maintenance data
- Higher data quality and integrity, fostering trust among users and amplifying the long-term value of data-driven operations
Matti Nevala, CEO of QOCO Systems, commented:
“Our collaboration with Rolls-Royce has matured significantly over the years and we’re delighted to deliver our solution for the Business Aviation division. By extending our platform into the OEM / MRO / operator ecosystem in business aviation, we’re helping build the data foundation for the next generation of aircraft lifecycle services.”
Kristian Harder, Data Operations Manager of Rolls-Royce Deutschland, commented:
“With QOCO solutions for Business Aviation we are able to significantly increase the timeliness of data. With QOCO solutions we are aiming to fully automate the processing of data from internal and external sources into the executive tools. The already existing close relationship with our Commercial Airlines team in Derby has been the foundation for the adaptation of the capabilities. QOCO’s team is extremely skilled and focused. The team created an atmosphere that made it easy to work towards the common goal.”
Contacts
Matti Nevala, CEO
QOCO Systems
matti.nevala@qoco.aero
QOCO Systems is an enterprise aviation software company specialising in modern SaaS solutions for airlines, OEMs and MROs. QOCO Systems' clientele includes prominent names such as Rolls-Royce, Boeing, TAP Portugal and numerous other airlines, MROs and OEMs around the Globe. Its core offering enables secure, flexible data exchange and management services, digital transformation, process efficiency and operational transparency.
Kristian Harder, Data Operations & Data Governance Manager
Rolls-Royce Deutschland
kristian.harder@rolls-royce.com
T: +49 (0) 172 248 90 91
About Rolls-Royce Business Aviation
Rolls-Royce’s Business aviation, where Rolls-Royce powers over 4,000 aircraft and has almost a 70% share on the very-long- and ultra-long-range, large cabin jets, is from strategic importance for the company. Operating profit in this market has more than doubled over the last two years, with improvements across OE deliveries and aftermarket supported by commercial optimisation and cost efficiencies.
Since the start of engine production in June 1995, the Dahlewitz facility, located south of Berlin, Germany, has grown into the group’s Centre of Excellence for two shaft engines, employing about 2,400 people from over 60 nations. As the company’s headquarters for business aviation operations, the site develops, manufactures and maintains modern jet engines and plays a pivotal role in Rolls-Royce’s strategy to further grow its share in this strategic market.
The 9,000 engines built in Dahlewitz comprise engines of the following types: Pearl 10X, Pearl 15, Pearl 700, BR710, BR715, BR725, Tay 611-8/-8C, V2500 and Trent XWB-84. Over 6,100 of these engines are powering business jet applications.
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