Royal Jordanian Airlines has selected Ramco Systems’ next-generation Aviation Software to support its maintenance and engineering operations as the carrier continues to modernise its fleet and expand its network.
The airline selected the platform following an evaluation of global aviation software solutions, with the implementation covering engineering and CAMO, line and hangar maintenance, shops, supply chain management, safety, quality and compliance, as well as MRO and parts sales.
Ramco said the software will provide Royal Jordanian with a single digital platform designed to improve operational efficiency while supporting control and compliance through centralised technical documentation and audit-ready reporting.
The implementation will also include digital task cards, mobility tools and dashboards tailored to the airline’s operations. These are intended to provide greater real-time visibility and support Royal Jordanian’s move towards paperless maintenance operations.
Ramco Aviation Software will be integrated with the airline’s existing IT landscape to enable data to flow across its different operational functions.
Samer Majali, vice chairman and chief executive of Royal Jordanian Airlines, said: “Digital transformation is a key pillar of Royal Jordanian's growth strategy. As we continue modernising our fleet and expanding our network, we are equally committed to investing in advanced technologies that enhance operational performance, improve efficiency, and support the highest standards of safety.
“Our partnership with Ramco reflects that commitment and reinforces the digital capabilities needed to support our future growth.”
Sandesh Bilagi, chief executive of Ramco Systems, said: “Being chosen by Royal Jordanian Airlines is a testament to the trust we have earned serving the aviation industry and our deep understanding of what airlines need to operate reliably at scale.
“As Royal Jordanian continues to grow, our platform will help simplify maintenance and engineering operations, while our investments in next generation technologies such as AI and agentic automation will help their teams achieve greater operational resilience.”
Ramco Aviation Software is currently used by more than 24,000 users to manage over 4,000 aircraft globally, with more than 90 aviation organisations using the platform.
