Miami - Trax, a leading global provider of paperless aviation maintenance and engineering software products, announced that it has entered into an agreement with Singapore Airlines (SIA) to provide its eMRO and TraxDoc solutions to support SIA's evolving digital documentation needs.
SIA determined the Trax products fulfill SIA's requirements for generating maintenance work instructions and related technical documentation through a comprehensive enterprise solution. SIA will use Trax's eMRO to streamline the process of authoring, approving, and packaging maintenance tasks. The addition of the TraxDoc solution will afford complementary benefits by importing OEM and other content, enabling the automated creation of digital task cards and relevant data without the need to manage additional databases.
'Trax is honored to provide the advanced technological software solutions that aid SIA in its digital transformation of its technical documentation requirements,' said Jose Almeida, Trax's President. 'This agreement further accelerates our growth in Asia-Pacific and more strongly positions us to support other airlines in the region who are considering replacing their legacy maintenance systems with commercially available off-the-shelf cloud and mobile software solutions like Trax.'
About Trax: Trax is the premier provider of aviation maintenance mobile and cloud products in the global aviation market and a wholly-owned subsidiary of AAR CORP. Trax products support digital signatures, paperless working, including workpacks and manuals, RFID-capability for logistics, biometric security, offline capability for its suite of mobile apps, web-based applications, and the ability for users to work anywhere with easy access to real-time information. Through its eMRO and eMobility products, Trax provides comprehensive software solutions designed to manage all aspects of aircraft maintenance. For more information, visit https://trax.aero/.
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Contact
Maureen Coletta
+1-305-662-7400 X630
maureen.coletta@trax.aero
SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED 
