Trax powers WestJet's digital transformation with additional mobile and paperless solutions
Trax has proudly provided
WestJet, supported by Trax, implemented the web-based eMRO version and multiple eMobility apps – all hosted on the Trax Cloud environment – to improve users' offline working experience and add efficiencies to the airline's workstreams. WestJet also elected to integrate Trax's QuickTurn, TaskControl, and Line Control apps to realize additional benefits. This implementation marks the continued expansion of Trax's customer base that is using its full range of applications and technology services to power a digital approach to aviation maintenance.
Trax's eMRO product is a device-agnostic web-based application that offers a complete maintenance and engineering system with integrated information flow, allowing its users to stay connected from any work location. The enterprise eMRO system is combined with mobile apps to enable users to benefit from maximum mobility while accessing required documentation and electronic data, viewing assigned maintenance tasks, receiving real-time updates on planned and completed work, and tapping into integrated materials modules.
"With the technical aspects managed by
"Trax has partnered with WestJet since 2004, and we are honored to help the airline move to paperless maintenance and engineering with additional solutions. We are proud to be part of advancing our customers' operations through further use of our products," said
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Trax is the premier provider of aviation maintenance mobile and cloud products in the global aviation market and a wholly-owned subsidiary of
About WestJet
In 28 years of serving Canadians, WestJet has cut airfares in half and increased the flying population in
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