Trax Signs A Multi-Year Contract Expansion With Air Atlanta Icelandic; Air Atlanta Icelandic To Add Trax's Emobility And Cloud Hosting Solutions To Further Streamline Maintenance, Improve Efficiency, And Enhance Compliance

Trax, the preeminent aviation maintenance enterprise resource planning system and provider of integrated role-based mobile apps, signed a multi-year contract expansion with Air Atlanta Icelandic. A Trax customer for more than 25 years, Air Atlanta Icelandic upgraded to Trax's eMRO platform in 2024. Today, it was announced that Air Atlanta Icelandic will add Trax's eMobility and cloud hosting solutions to further streamline maintenance, improve efficiency, and enhance compliance.

Air Atlanta Icelandic's deployment of additional Trax solutions will empower mechanics to manage defects digitally, enable line controllers to coordinate aircraft turnaround more effectively, and transition the airline to electronic task card execution for maintenance workflows. Pilots will benefit from a fully electronic logbook while technical teams gain mobile access to manuals and documentation, reducing paper dependency and ensuring real-time accuracy. Hosting all applications in Trax's cloud will provide Air Atlanta Icelandic greater scalability, security, and reliability while reducing the airline's infrastructure overhead.

"Trax has supported Air Atlanta Icelandic for decades and is excited to be at the center of their strategic transformation," said Omar Santos, Trax's Vice President of Global Services and Support. "Their deployment of eMobility and cloud hosting is a prime example of how an expanded suite of Trax solutions can enable customers to further boost productivity, enhance safety, and deliver a more agile operational model."

"eMobility enables our maintenance and operations teams to work more efficiently, with real-time access to data wherever it's needed," said Gnupur Halldorsson, Air Atlanta's Director of IT. "Combined with Trax's cloud hosting, this gives us a future-proof platform that supports both day-to-day operations and long-term innovation."