IFS Maintenix Description

China Airlines has excelled in its performance by leveraging IFS Maintenix, which has enhanced the efficiency of its line management processes and A Checks while also significantly cutting down its annual expenses. To foster a high-performance organization, IFS aviation maintenance solutions can be utilized to implement strict compliance policies, which include comprehensive management of in-service asset configurations, meticulous tracking, and thorough reporting to ensure data accuracy. Additionally, by optimizing turnaround times, maintenance efficiency, and predictability, tailored planning and control capabilities can be adapted to various maintenance settings. This approach also allows for better utilization of parts and labor through immediate access to the supply chain. Given the dynamic nature of daily operations, it is crucial that maintenance operations controllers and supervisors maintain direct communication with technicians on the aircraft by accessing real-time updates on work progress and tasks completed. By doing so, the entire maintenance process can be streamlined and made more effective.

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Company Details

Company:
IFS
Year Founded:
1983
Headquarters:
Sweden
Website:
www.ifs.com/solutions/capabilities/aviation-maintenance

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Product Details

Platforms
Web-Based
Customer Support
Business Hours
Online Support

IFS Maintenix Features and Options

Aviation Maintenance Software

Compliance Management
Components Tracking
Flight Time Tracking
Inventory Control
Labor Hours Tracking
Logbook Tracking
Maintenance Scheduling
Manuals
Service Bulletins
Work Order Management

Aviation Software

Accounting / Revenue Management
Aircraft Utilization
Boarding Management
CRM / Flight History
Check-in
Employee Management
Flight Crew Scheduling
Flight Scheduling / Dispatch
Fuel Management
Incident Reporting
Inspection Management
Inventory Management
Lot Costing / Leasing Management
Maintenance Management
Pilot Management
Point of Sale
Time Tracking
Website / Online Ticketing

IFS Maintenix User Reviews

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  • Name: Anonymous (Verified)
    Job Title: User
    Length of product use: 1-2 Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 20,000 or More
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Pricing
    Support
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
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    Please don't put your employees through this

    Date: Feb 23 2024

    Summary: Maintenix makes me dread coming to work everyday. Not exaggerating. It's one issue after another. I don't know the original purpose of this software, but it is a disaster of airline operations.

    Positive: I cannot think of a single thing that Maintenix does well on the mechanics end. On the plus side, the high blood pressure issues it causes may help my seniority.

    Negative: I've worked at two major airlines, two airline MROs and one bizjet manufacturer service ctr. Maintenix is easily the worst, most frustrating program I've ever seen. It's like they actively tried to make it complicated and easy to create mistakes. Southwest had to implement an entire team 24/7 to try and prevent airworthiness errors. Ups has had hundreds of ASAPs filed in the first year of launch. It's been a disaster everywhere. Training is awful, can't believe we cut a check for this crap. If we hadn't had a few employees that had used it elsewhere and could help coworkers thru launch we would have been AOG because of this software.

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