airBaltic Goes Live with AMOS, Unifying Maintenance Operations Across Its Airbus A220 Fleet
2026-11-12
Swiss AviationSoftware (Swiss-AS) announces the successful implementation of AMOS at airBaltic, Latvia's national airline. The go-live marks a major step in the airline's digitalisation journey, bringing maintenance, engineering, supply chain and financial processes together in one integrated system.
Following a two-year implementation project, AMOS now supports approximately 600 users and the airline's fleet of Airbus A220 aircraft. The implementation includes AMOS Airline/MRO Edition and the mobile solutions AMOSmobile/EXEC and AMOSmobile/STORES, covering Continuing Airworthiness Management (CAMO), engineering, maintenance planning and control, line, base and component maintenance, supply chain management and finance.
Streamlining Maintenance Operations and Improving Data Visibility
airBaltic selected AMOS to replace its previous maintenance management system, which could no longer fully meet the requirements of its technical operations. The airline sought an integrated solution to reduce manual activities, improve collaboration across departments and gain greater control over maintenance processes and costs.
With AMOS, airBaltic can manage technical information within a centralised environment, supporting more consistent data management and better-informed operational decisions. Process automation is expected to reduce administrative workload, while detailed maintenance cost tracking will enable greater financial transparency and more effective resource management.
The implementation of AMOSmobile/EXEC and AMOSmobile/STORES extends these benefits directly to maintenance and logistics teams. AMOSmobile/EXEC enables technicians to access work instructions, execute tasks and document maintenance activities directly at the aircraft, reducing paperwork and manual data entry. AMOSmobile/STORES supports digital material handling, from picking and issuing parts to inventory management, improving stock accuracy, traceability and material availability. Together, the mobile solutions help accelerate workflows and keep operational information up to date across departments.
The implementation encompasses operations at airBaltic's main base in Riga, secondary bases in Tallinn and Vilnius, and seasonal ACMI locations across Europe.
A Foundation for Future Digitalisation
Beyond the introduction of a new maintenance management system, the project provided airBaltic with an opportunity to review and optimise its technical workflows.
With mobile maintenance capabilities already included in the implementation, AMOS also provides a foundation for further digitalisation, including broader adoption of paperless workflows, electronic maintenance documentation and electronic technical log solutions. These developments will support airBaltic's ambition to make maintenance processes increasingly connected, efficient and data-driven.
The implementation of AMOS is a valuable achievement for airBaltic and the result of two years of dedicated work and close cooperation across our teams. This project has given us the opportunity not only to introduce a modern system, but also to review and improve the way we manage our technical operations. We are pleased with what we have accomplished together and the opportunities this creates for the future. With AMOS now in place, we are better equipped to continue developing our processes, introduce new digital solutions and support the airline’s long-term operational needs.
A Successful Implementation Through Close Collaboration
The two-year project involved more than 100 airBaltic employees from different departments working closely with Swiss-AS. The joint effort enabled the teams to review technical processes, manage the transition from the previous system and prepare the organisation for its new maintenance management environment.
A successful AMOS implementation is about more than replacing a maintenance system. It is about giving airlines the tools and reliable data they need to manage increasingly complex technical operations. Together with airBaltic, we have established a foundation that connects maintenance processes, improves transparency and creates opportunities for further digitalisation. We look forward to supporting airBaltic as they continue to build on these capabilities.
With AMOS now live, airBaltic has taken an important step towards more integrated, transparent and digitally enabled maintenance operations.
About airBaltic
airBaltic (Air Baltic Corporation AS) is the Latvian flag carrier and a leading airline in the Baltic States, connecting the region with destinations across Europe and beyond. The company is majority-owned by the Latvian State, holding 88.37% of voting rights, with Deutsche Lufthansa AG holding 10% and the remaining 1.63% owned by private shareholders. Founded in 1995, the airline operates a modern and one of Europe’s youngest fleets of Airbus A220-300 aircraft. In 2025, airBaltic became the first European airline to introduce free high-speed SpaceX Starlink internet onboard its flights.
About Swiss AviationSoftware and AMOS
Swiss-AS, part of the Lufthansa Technik Digital Tech Ops Ecosystem, is a leading provider of aviation maintenance management software, which offers an end-to-end integrated, highly intelligent software suite designed to manage the entire spectrum of maintenance activities.
AMOS, in combination with its mobile package, empowers its large and loyal aviation customer base – ranging from pure operators of all sizes, major low-cost, regional and flag carriers, to large airline groups to MRO providers – to digitalize and automate their maintenance processes.
For more information, please contact us via sales@swiss-as.com
