2 New Middle East Carriers

Falcon Aviation Services and Saudi Gulf Airlines choose AIMS

Our market share in UAE and Saudi Arabia is expanding with the addition of two new airlines to our clientele in the region. Falcon Aviation has chosen AIMS Crew Management, Operations Control and Business Aviation Flight Quotation systems to automate its operations. Saudi Gulf Airlines has signed a 5 year contract to use the SaaS (AIMS-Hosted) version of AIMS to automate their operations.

Falcon Aviation Services (FAS) is a VVIP charter airline based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. With a mixed fleet of 35 aircraft and helicopters, it operates business jet and helicopter charter services, MRO services, aircraft management, consulting, Oil and Gas support, as well as, search and rescue (SAR) operations for the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces. Its main base is Al Bateen Executive Airport.

Saudi Gulf Airlines is a brand new airline based in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, with a fleet of airbus A320 aircraft. It is expected to commence operations by end of May 2016.

Royal Brunei Goes Live on AIMS

Royal Brunei has chosen AIMS Crew Management and Operations Control Systems to automate and optimize its growing operation.

TAROM signs with AIMS

After considerable evaluation of multiple systems, TAROM has finally selected AIMS Crewing, Operations Control and Commercial Planning systems for the automation of its operation.

Thai Smile chooses AIMS

Thai Smile, seeking to further automate its operation went LIVE on AIMS Crewing and Operations Control systems during early 2019. These systems will be essential to the increase of the airline's operational versatility, promote growth and elevate crew lifestyle.

VietJet & Bamboo airlines choose AIMS

VietJet and Bamboo Airways are two Vietnamese rapidly growing low cost carriers. They both have implemented the entire suite of AIMS systems to facilitate their demanding Crewing, Ops, and Flight Scheduling Requirements.

China Airlines installs AIMS

As of November 2017, we are pleased to announce that China Airlines, chose to replace its previous system, with the AIMS Crew Management Suite of Systems. China Airlines is another huge addition to the AIMS clientele in the Far East Region, after large carriers...

Spanish Airlines Choose AIMS

Three new Spanish airlines have recently signed with AIMS. Binter Canarias, Swiftair and Canary Fly. All have chosen AIMS Crew Management and Operations Control systems to automate their operations. During the last few years the AIMS system has risen to become...

Falcon Aviation & Saudi Gulf Airlines choose to install AIMS

Our market share in UAE and Saudi Arabia is expanding with the addition of two new airlines to our clientele in the region . Falcon Aviation Services services has chosen AIMS Crew Management, Operations Control and Business Aviation Flight Quotations systems...

Citilink live on AIMS

Citilink Indonesia has become the fastest growing and one of the most promising airlines in Indonesia since it started flight operations in 2011. To support its rapid growth, Citilink implemented the entire suite of AIMS systems to facilitate their demanding Crewing, Ops, and Flight Scheduling Requirements.