AirAsia to implement Airbus managed inventory service

April 22, 2014 Comments Off on AirAsia to implement Airbus managed inventory service 160 Views

Malaysia low cost carrier, AirAsia, will implement the Airbus Managed Inventory (AMI) service for its A320 and A330 fleets at its bases in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Bangkok, Thailand, becoming the fourth operator in the region to implement this service.

Airbus managed inventory service.
Airbus managed inventory service. Image courtesy Airbus S.A.S.

The AMI service provides for automatic replenishment of inventory to ensures the continuous replenishment of high-usage and non-repairable parts at the airlines’ facilities. By capturing material consumption information in real-time and automatically triggering replenishment orders within the agreed inventory levels, the service guarantees high on-shelf part availability while decreasing the overall inventory stock level.

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