Swedish charter airline Frost is to implement Rusada’s ENVISION software to manage its airworthiness and maintenance activities.

Frost will utilise ENVISION’s Fleet Management module to manage aircraft configurations, reliability and serviceability, and technical records, as well as for the forecasting, planning, and scheduling of maintenance activities.

Rusada says its Client Services teams are set to kick-off the implementation process, with a view to get Frost live on the system in the next couple of months.

Erik Nordén, continuing airworthiness manager at Frost, said: “It was very important for us to find a modern and technologically advanced solution that could foster a paperless environment for our operations.

“This includes the utilisation of mobile devices for various inputs, plus integration with third party systems so we can feed in real-time journey data, two things that were at the top of our wish list.”

Jonas Johnsson, accountable manager and maintenance manager at Frost, said: “We selected ENVISION as it could do all of this, plus it could be adopted quickly and with assured success.

“From initial contact and throughout the evaluation process, Rusada has proven to have outstanding and forthcoming levels of customer support. We feel confident going forward knowing we can rely on their personnel to steer us through this project.”

Frost provides ad-hoc and specialist charter flights from its base at Malmö airport utilising a fleet of four Saab 2000’s, with plans to add further aircraft to the fleet in the near future.

Julian Stourton, chief executive at Rusada, said: “Frost were assessing a number of suppliers for their requirements so I am glad we were able to prove the benefits that ENVISION will bring, and the credentials of our team, who have once again done an outstanding job during the evaluation process.

“Our work with other operators in Scandinavia also helped in their decision making, proving that a happy customer leads to more customers.”