Transavia France, a member of the Air France-KLM Group, has chosen Vistair’s DocuNet as a single digital platform to manage, publish, distribute and view operational manuals for its Boeing 737 fleet.
DocuNet will provide Transavia France with a centralised platform for distributing targeted digital content with complete stability, total security, and mobile flexibility, ensuring staff across the airline have access to the right content, anywhere and at any time.
Based in France (Orly, Nantes, Lyon and Montpellier), the low-cost airline offers flights to more than 100 destinations throughout Europe and the Mediterranean basin. With more than 1,200 employees, Transavia France prides itself on the quality of its onboard service, its positive and fluid online experience and its easy and simple booking experience.
Transavia France will further benefit from a flexible and intuitive form builder within the DocuNet platform, providing a rich feature-set to create digital forms company-wide, and delivering a comprehensive reporting capability.
Marion Vercillo, Flight Ops Engineering Manager at Transavia France comments “Having DocuNet enables us to easily scale our library of documents and community of users with optimum performance. Vistair offers a modern, global-ready system with high levels of both capability and stability. This will increase operational efficiencies, compliance, and provide enhanced usability for our crew.”
Dominic Clarke, Vistair’s Chief Commercial Officer said: “We are delighted to partner with Transavia France. They are transforming their operational efficiency, and we are pleased to be part of accelerating this through our platform’s scalability, stability, and technical expertise on data.”
About Transavia France
Transavia France is the low-cost airline of the Air France-KLM Group. The low-cost airline offers flights to more than 100 destinations from France (Orly, Nantes, Lyon and Montpellier) to France, Europe and the Mediterranean basin. Transavia France continues its strong growth with 7.4 million passengers carried in 2019, an increase of 5%. Today, they are the leading low-cost airline departing from Orly and the second departing from Paris (Beauvais, Roissy, Orly).
With more than 1,200 employees in France, Transavia France differentiates itself in the market with the quality of its onboard service, its positive and fluid online experience and its easy and simple booking experience. The airline is appreciated by its travelers and rewarded for the quality of its services: for the second year in a row Transavia France obtained the Best Brand label in the transport category awarded by French Capital magazine. The company also received the 2019 Qualiweb trophy for its quality of online services in the Tourism and Transport category. Finally, Skyscanner awarded the airline for the Traveler Trust Award for the best booking experience.
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