FleetLife detects equipment requiring attention at an early stage, enabling airlines to anticipate their needs and better plan servicing operations, limiting unscheduled maintenance and increasing fleet availability.
At the annual Predictive Aircraft Maintenance (PAM) Europe conference in Dublin, Safran demonstrated FleetLife’s tangible operational benefits. Over the past two years, in preparation for FleetLife, Safran has monitored more than 600,000 flights across ten airlines, including Airbus A380, A350, and A320neo operations. AVIANCA and SAS contributed to the development and testing of FleetLife, providing early operational feedback and results, such as engine stall events avoided and elimination of no fault found in MRO shops.
At launch, a dozen of Airlines are selecting FleetLife for predictive maintenance with 98% of alerted anomalies successfully resolved.
“With this tailored, state-of-the-art service, our ambition is to help our customers maximize the availability and performance of their fleets. Everything we do is focused on keeping aircraft flying” says Darren Waite, Customer Support and Services EVP, Safran Landing Systems.
FleetLife is available through the Safran Customer Portal in a secure ISO 27001-certified environment designed to protect customer data.
