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counter, most recent/next due inspections, and deferred tasks.


The instant access to flight log information demonstrates how two best-of-breed solutions work together by improving efficiencies, accelerating maintenance processes, and curtailing AOG situations within aviation maintenance departments.


WinAir Releases Flight Ops API for Automating Transfer of Flight Data


WinAir recently announced the release of an open API for integrating flight ops software with WinAir Version 7. This open API offers flight ops system providers a significant opportunity to expand upon their system capabilities and broaden the scope


of their software. With this new robust feature, aviation operations can utilize their current flight operations software in tandem with WinAir. In terms of planning and forecasting, this integration provides the ability to upload next due/tech dispatch data from WinAir directly into a flight ops system. This includes current values per flight log input, next due maintenance per


“We are excited for the opportunity to form strategic alliances with flight operations software companies from around the world,” says WinAir Managing Director Kyle Vergeer. “Changing our API from customized to open will allow any flight ops provider to integrate with WinAir. We look forward to hearing from flight ops providers to discuss how they can take advantage of this integration.”


Since the release of the new API, WinAir is pleased to announce that AirSuite Inc., provider of flight operations software Cirro, has officially signed on as an early adopter of this flight ops integration.


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