Sub Systems
- Network Planning CPSS – Commercial Planning
- Fleet Watch & Flight Following FOSS – Flight Operations
- Flight Dispatch FPDS – Flight Planning & Dispatch
- Load Planning ELNT – Electronic Load & Trim
- Crew Management & Scheduling CMSS – Crew Management
- Maintenance & Engineering EMSS – Engineering & Maintenance
- Inventory Management LIMS – Logistics & Inventory Management
- Maintenance Repair & Overhaul HMRO – Heavy Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul
- Fuel Efficiency Management FCAM – Fuel Consumption Analysis MIS
- E-Learning & Training ITMS – Integrated Training Management System
- FDM Analysis FDMA – Flight Data Monitoring & Analysis
- Safety Management Systems SQMS – Safety & Quality Management
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ARMS® Electronic Load and Trim (ELNT) – Automate Load and Trim computation with a Load Planning function from Centralized Load Control. ELNT app also available on ARMS® on Tab (AOT).
Key Features
- Completely Standalone or fully integrated Deployment- Integrates with any 3rd party DCS / CHS systems.
- DOW Adjustments – Run time provision to make DOW and service weight adjustments like change crew configuration, add Fly Away Kit, Potable water, Ballast, etc.
- Graphical Seat Map (LOPA) – The load controller can block seats, swap seats, edit weights for non-standard pax, add ‘SOC’, ‘PetC’, ‘PAD’ etc.
- Graphic Load distribution UI – Optimize Load distribution by monitoring load in each compartment based on its capacity and Weight & Index Graph.
- Cargo Visual Load interface – interactive UI for the user to load the various compartments and visually observe the effect on CG. The UI provides visual alerts in case of Cumulative load and/or CG limit violations and inhibits computation when distribution is out of CG Envelope.
Modules & Functions
- Load Planning, Load Instructions
- Loading Supervision, Loading Report
- Centralized Load Control Monitoring
- Load and Trim Computation (Win/ Browser/ Tablet*)
- Optimized Distribution of Pax & Cargo
- Electronic Sign-off
- Load Messages
- Document Archival