Aerogility news

Leading carrier SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) is implementing Aerogility’s cloud-based predictive maintenance planning and forecasting solution to plan the maintenance and engineering requirements for its fleet of 125 aircraft.

Jo joined our product development team in September 2019. A Java and .NET developer for almost 20 years, Jo has worked in several software houses where she gained experience in project management, business analysis and testing.

Held at ExCeL in London, MRO Europe gives us the opportunity to connect with industry experts, discuss new MRO technologies and share ideas on the future of aircraft maintenance

We have updated our own brand identity to embody the sleek and modern technology we are constantly developing for our customers.

Senior consultant, Elef, has been part of Aerogility since the company’s early days.

Rory joined Aerogility as a graduate developer in 2018. A valuable member of the team, Rory is a reliable point of contact for new customers and helps them optimise their use of the Aerogility software.

Experts in the field of multi-agent simulation for aircraft maintenance planning, the Aerogility team shared their knowledge at MRO Management’s Predictive Aircraft Maintenance Conference 2019.

Henian joined Aerogility’s graduate developer team in 2018 to work on our aircraft maintenance planning and engineering solutions. Behind the scenes, he plays a vital role for our customers, making model changes, adding new features to the software and fixing potential bugs.

Recently promoted to Business Manager (Civil Aviation), Phil has been part of the Aerogility team since 2017.