Sharp Airlines Partners with Veryon To Revolutionize Airworthiness and Maintenance Operations

June 18, 2024
The Australian regional operator utilizes Veryon Tracking+, an end-to-end aircraft management platform, to manage its fleet of nearly 20 aircraft for maintenance, inventory and flight operations.
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Veryon, a leading provider of information services and software solutions for the aviation industry, has been chosen by Sharp Airlines to oversee its airworthiness, flight operations and maintenance activities. The Australian regional operator now utilizes Veryon Tracking+, an end-to-end aircraft management platform, to manage its fleet of nearly 20 aircraft for maintenance, inventory and flight operations.

"We opted for Veryon because they understand our need for flexibility," said Alistair Dorward, chief executive officer of Sharp Airlines. "Their system is user-friendly, and we can customize it to suit our specific requirements seamlessly. It's all about optimizing our operations, and Veryon comprehends that."

Sharp Airlines decided it was time for a new system due to its old one being outdated and no longer supported, making it hard to capture important data. Recognizing the constraints of its existing setup, Sharp Airlines aimed to transition towards a modern, paperless environment with Veryon Tracking+ and its seamlessly integrated modules, mitigating the risk of data discrepancies or confusion. Its web-based platform, complemented by mobile app functionality, also empowers users with accessibility anytime, anywhere.

"At Veryon, we're honored to collaborate with Sharp Airlines, marking the beginning of a partnership focused on innovation and customer-centric solutions," said Norman Happ, chief executive officer of Veryon. "Together, we're positioned to revolutionize the aviation industry, enabling operators like Sharp to streamline operations and achieve unparalleled success."