Swiss-AS’ head of AMOS Asia Pacific Pierluigi Calù said: “Greater Bay’s team did an outstanding job by implementing AMOS while at the same time seeking to receive the Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC), and we couldn’t be more proud of supporting them in achieving this huge milestone. The Swiss-AS hosting suite comes with the ‘AMOS Operation Service’s (AOS) that cover all duties arising from the AMOS application server and PostgreSQL database administration and include the continuous monitoring of all operational system parameters. Swiss-AS said it had designed a cloud infrastructure that “ensures smooth operation whilst adhering to the latest IT and security standards”. Greater Bay has also entrusted Swiss-AS as a cloud and operational services provider by subscribing to its ‘AMOS Cloud Hosting’ package. “We were delighted to select Swiss-AS as the solution provider, working with our suite of services from Lufthansa Technik and flydocs.” “We searched the market for a provider that does not only deliver a system to us, but could support our rapid implementation requirements and the growth of the airline,” said the airline’s GM engineering Darryl Chan. Lufthansa Technik will provide CAMO services. The AMOS and flydocs systems will be fully integrated. The airline has also selected flydocs to provide an asset management solution in which it will be able to automate and digitise its aircraft records. The core AMOS MRO system has already been integrated with Greater Bay’s ecosystem, with go-live of the software in September.

The airline expects to make full use of the scalability of Swiss-AS’ AMOS software to support these growth plans. Greater Bay is expected to commence operations soon, with three initial 737-800 aircraft and plans to expand its fleet to more than 30 aircraft by 2026. Hong Kong-based low-cost carrier Greater Bay Airlines has selected to use Swiss-AS software, joining the AMOS community.

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