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In the highly competitive aviation market, airlines face continuous pressure to ensure customer satisfaction, and to increase profitability and growth. The industry is characterized by razor-thin margins, and the best path to an improved bottom line is through tightened financial controls and reduced costs. Maintenance accounts for a significant portion of an airline's direct operating costs. In an environment where many expenses are beyond the company's influence – such as fuel costs that fluctuate with the market – maintenance is one area in which an airline does have the ability to exert some cost controls. As a result, airlines are being challenged to increase their overall maintenance efficiency. At the same time, a number of new technologies are emerging that promise to change the way that airline maintenance is performed. For information on the challenges seen by airline maintenance organizations, and how Mxi's Maintenix® software solves those challenges, please refer to the following:
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