The cloud solution will be implemented and hosted by IFS partner Tsunami Tsolutions. IFS MRO and fleet planning software will provide visibility across the entire Viva Air network, bringing multiple disparate systems to a single view in order to more effectively scale the organisation. Following an extensive evaluation, the decision was made to move to a cloud-based maintenance management system provided by IFS. Advanced maintenance software was required to match these aggressive expansion plans. The airline currently operates 21 Airbus A320-200 and A320neo aircraft, with fleet size expected to more than double over the next five years. The company has a vision to establish itself as the leading low-cost airline in Latin America, with planned international expansion into Brazil, Argentina, Chile and more countries in the region. Over the last decade Viva Air has grown rapidly across Latin America and now serves 20+ routes within Colombia and Peru, as well as international routes to Mexico and a growing number of daily flights to the US. As one of Latin America’s leading low-cost carriers with ambitious expansion plans across South and North America, Viva Air will deploy IFS software to support maintenance planning and execution across its growing fleet of aircraft.

Viva Air opts for IFS software: IFS announced Viva Air has selected IFS to support its Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) and fleet planning operations.

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