GE Digital announced that China Airlines, a Taiwanese operator with passenger and cargo operations across the region, has added Records Management System (RMS) to its Asset Records software solution platform to facilitate digital records transfer and asset documentation.
The airline completed their records solution with the goal of digitizing all documents related to aircraft maintenance.
RMS will assist China Airlines to digitize, index, and archive maintenance records, connect the records for internal and external operations, and facilitate documentation between the airline, lessors, and external maintenance operations matching maintenance records to relevant Maintenance & Engineering (M&E) systems.
“Digitization of documents is a key objective of China Airlines as we move toward meeting regulations to that effect from the Taiwan Civil Aviation Administration (CAA),” said Jason Tsai, VP Engineering Division for China Airlines. “GE Digital’s Asset Records software integrates with our other historical information systems so we are able to meet the directive expeditiously.”
RMS is also designed to allow operators to manage error correction and paperwork remediation between the carrier and its outsourced maintenance providers.
“GE Digital’s Aviation Software uses data to produce insights that enable operators to enhance safety and efficiency, reduce operational disruptions, improve passenger experience, and make better decisions regarding real-time fleet health,” said Andrew Coleman, General Manager, GE Digital Aviation Software. “This helps airline operations meet certain compliance obligations.”
