flyLAL Technics Selects Ramco's Aviation M&E Soln
flyLAL Technics will implement Ramco's solution covering MRO sales, engineering, technical records, configuration management and maintenance planning and execution.
Ramco’s Global Aviation M&E (Maintenance and Engineering) and MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul), a division of Ramco Systems, has announced that flyLAL Technics, an international provider of MRO services for civil aircraft, has selected its Maintenance & Engineering Solution.
Ramco's aviation software is a business process, component/Web-centric, off-the-shelf solution. flyLAL Technics will implement Ramco’s solution covering MRO sales, engineering, technical records, configuration management, maintenance planning and execution, component maintenance, logistics and procurement. Utilising Ramco’s VirtualWorks Platform, the M&E/ MRO solution will help flyLAL Technics achieve the business agility it needs to serve its customers, while eliminating obstacles of technology integration.
"We selected Ramco because of its superior product, its people and its commitment to flyLAL Technics. Ramco will help us face current and future challenges on our growth path. This project is of strategic importance for our future and we are looking forward to a successful delivery," said Andrej Belotelov, general director, flyLAL Technics.
"We are very happy to provide flyLAL Technics with the applications, tools and the flexibility they need to support their business requirements. Ramco welcomes flyLAL Technics to its family of global customers. We look forward to flyLAL Technics utilising Ramco’s solution, thus, allowing them to accommodate growth and adapt to market changes," said Jim Fitzgerald, Ramco's president – Global A&D, Aviation & MRO Solutions.

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