NAVBLUE acquires Aviolinx and the RAIDO application to complete the N-Operations Control Center Suite, and enhance its Flight Operations and Air Traffic Management Portfolio

NAVBLUE is pleased to announce the acquisition of Aviolinx, the Stockholm-based airlines software and services provider, adding Operations Control and Crew Management solutions and expertise to its existing N-OCC suite. Combining Aviolinx with NAVBLUE will bring maximum value to customers by integrating teams of passionate flight operations professionals and flight operations solutions together to offer the most advanced Operations Control Center Suite in the market.

NAVBLUE is an Airbus Services subsidiary dedicated to Flight Operations & Air Traffic Management (ATM) Solutions and providing digital solutions and services, for civil and military environments, on the ground and onboard any aircraft: digital cockpit operations, Operations Control Centre (OCC) systems, Flight Ops Engineering, Performance Based Navigation (PBN) and Air Traffic Management.
Aviolinx provides software and services to the airline industry including N RAIDO Ops & Crew
Management , designed to handle all aspects of N etwork S cheduling, Operations Control, Crew
Planning, Crew Management, and day of ops Crew Scheduling in a single Flight Operations
system.

At its core, N RAIDO is a highly dynamic e vent e ngine coupled with a r ules e ngine that
interacts with a single database, resulting in one dynamic application that can handle both
day of ops management as well as long term planning requirements of any sized airline.

For the past two years, NAVBLUE has been the exclusive re-seller of RAIDO under the name N RAIDO Ops & Crew Management The acquisition is a perfect fit with NAVBLUE, as RAIDO complements NAVBLUE’s solutions across the flight operations eco-system (Flight Planning/Ground Solutions, EFB solutions, ATM). The acquisition will also enable NAVBLUE and Aviolinx to leverage additional joint capabilities to innovate further, industrialize their solutions and expand their market footprint, especially in Tier 1 and 2 airlines.