Latvian flag carrier airBaltic has successfully implemented Swiss AviationSoftware’s (Swiss-AS) AMOS platform, integrating its maintenance, engineering, supply chain and financial operations into a single digital environment.
The go-live follows a two-year implementation programme involving more than 100 airBaltic employees and Swiss-AS, with the system now supporting approximately 600 users across the airline’s Airbus A220 fleet.
Replacing airBaltic’s previous maintenance management system, AMOS is designed to streamline technical operations, reduce manual processes and improve visibility of maintenance activities and associated costs.
The implementation includes AMOS Airline/MRO Edition alongside AMOSmobile/EXEC and AMOSmobile/STORES, covering continuing airworthiness management, engineering, maintenance planning and control, line and base maintenance, component maintenance, supply chain management and finance.
The mobile applications extend digital capabilities to frontline maintenance and logistics teams. AMOSmobile/EXEC enables technicians to access work instructions, complete tasks and record maintenance activities directly at the aircraft, while AMOSmobile/STORES supports digital parts handling, inventory management and material traceability.
The platform has been deployed across airBaltic’s main base in Riga, secondary bases in Tallinn and Vilnius, and seasonal ACMI locations throughout Europe.
According to the airline, the transition has also provided an opportunity to review and optimise existing technical workflows, establishing a foundation for further digitalisation initiatives, including paperless maintenance, electronic documentation and electronic technical log solutions.
Aleksandrs Vorobjovs, head of maintenance workflow digitalisation at airBaltic, said: “This project has given us the opportunity not only to introduce a modern system, but also to review and improve the way we manage our technical operations.
“With AMOS now in place, we are better equipped to continue developing our processes, introduce new digital solutions and support the airline’s long-term operational needs.”
Fabiano Faccoli, chief executive of Swiss-AS, added: “A successful AMOS implementation is about more than replacing a maintenance system. It is about giving airlines the tools and reliable data they need to manage increasingly complex technical operations.
“Together with airBaltic, we have established a foundation that connects maintenance processes, improves transparency and creates opportunities for further digitalisation.”
