Traxxall’s maintenance-tracking system now integrates with Rockwell Collins’s Flight Operations System (FOS). Earlier this year, Traxxall announced integration with RocketRoute’s flight-planning and trip-support service.
Traxxall was established in 2013 to provide an alternative maintenance-tracking system with peer-to-peer service and support for the business aviation market. According to Traxxall, its services are about 20 to 30 percent less expensive than competing maintenance-tracking services. Traxxall operates on Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform, and thus customers can access Traxxall online from any computing device. Users can customize dashboards and reports to suit their operation, and commercial operators can easily allow regulators to access applicable sections of their Traxxall accounts to verify regulatory compliance.
The new capability is available with FOS Version 3.11.3. “FOS users can send aircraft schedules and CASS [Continuous Analysis and Surveillance System] items to and from Traxxall,” according to the Montreal-based company. Traxxall can automatically download scheduled and completed flight information. This also will update the FOS flight log as well as total aircraft and major assembly times. Users can set up their Traxxall account to push due items to FOS and these can “appear against FOS’s maintenance schedule,” according to Traxxall. “Items will populate against the Aircraft Maint tab and accordingly impact the Aircraft Status list in FOS’ Operations tab.”
“Our integration with the latest version of FOS is another example of Traxxall’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technology and making it easier for our clients to manage their aircraft,” said Aviv Ohayon, director of systems and product development. “We look forward to working with many of our clients as they link Traxxall and FOS.”
