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opschic

22nd June 2004 05:47

Computerised Ops Systems

Morning

Does anyone use the Airops system? Any comments on it? Can anyone suggest a good computer program for a smallish airline?:)

bacardi walla

22nd June 2004 05:56

Check your PM's :ok:

SFG	22nd June 2004 07:36

Sent you a PM too.

Good luck with your search.

crundale

23rd June 2004 09:10

im not afraid to go live - www.acrobatico.com
its the dogs!

:ok:

t_and_biscuits

23rd June 2004 10:46

Agree with crundale - ACROBAT is a very good system - able to cope well with what's thrown at it. Also a good bunch of chaps who write and maintain the software and do the system training - always helpful. I've found it a very flexible and adaptable system. Well worth a look.

JB007

23rd June 2004 12:43

AIMS do a smaller version of their main system I believe for the small airline market...

AIMS as a whole is a very good package but does cost...

Grabber

25th June 2004 14:34

I am an AirOps user and it is far better than the other systems that I have used. I suppose you get what you pay for.

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