Skypaq has teamed up with Swiss Aviation Software to provide airlines with an integrated electronic log book (eLog) with AMOS, the comprehensive, fully-integrated software package that successfully manages the maintenance, engineering and logistics requirements of modern airlines and MRO providers.…
Read moreSkypaq are delighted to annouce the development of a native based electonic logbook running on iOS for the rapidly expanding aviation iPad market. This will enable flight crew to create logbook entries both on-line and off-line and enable access…
Read moreThe first Sharket Equipped Airbus A321 are being monitiored operationally by the Skypaq suite of products within Finnair. The airline are the first to use these ultra modern fuel-effiecient aircraft and our eLog product is an integral part of…
Read moreFinnair, one of Skypaq’s leading clients, has been ranked as the safest airline in the world. This accolade is evaluated annually by the by the Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre JACDEC.
Read moreIn November 2012, Skypaq completed deployment of our eLog software framework to Flybe Finland. The Embraer fleet are the first users of the eLog framework within the airline.
Read moreIt has been announced that Skypaq founder and CEO, Mr. Richard McKenna, is to speak at the prestigous ATA e-Business Forum in Scottsdale, AZ, USA on Tuesday October 23rd. Richard is to give a paper on “Electronic logbook integration…
Read moreIn April 2012, Skypaq completed deployment of an electronic cabin log (eCabinLog) across Finnair’s long-haul fleet. This product now gives cabin crew the ability to write and review cabin related fault reports. Cabin defects can also be dispersed electronically…
Read moreIn October 2011, Pinnacle Airlines, one of North America’s largest regional carriers, received an iPad based electronic aircraft maintenance/technical log (eLog) for their CRJ-900 fleet. Richard McKenna, CEO of Skypaq stated that his company was delighted to be working…
Read moreOn July 20th 2011 Finnair completed the longest the world’s longest commercial flight to date using biofuel. The flight took place between Amsterdam Schipol Airport (AMS) and Helsinki Vantaa Airport (HEL). Fuel data for the flight along with other operational…
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