Navtech has signed contracts with flydubai and Aero Contractors Nigeria for flight planning, performance analysis and FMS navigation data solutions.
“Navtech has focused its attention on building strong, long-term relationships with the growing airlines in the Middle East and Africa regions,” said Mike Hulley, Navtech CEO. “We’re delighted with the contracts as another step in partnering with these customers. They will be vital sources of feedback as our products and services continue to evolve.”
flydubai has signed a three-year contract for Navtech’s Airport Analysis data product, which supplies data that conforms to both fixed and flexible production schedules.
Aero Contractors Nigeria, which runs local and regional routes across Nigeria and other West African destinations with a mixed fleet of Boeing 737-400/500s and Bombardier Dash 8-300s, has signed with Navtech for a new flight planning product, WebFP, and a FMS navigation data service.
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