Britannica Knowledge Systems to Reveal New Capabilities at APATS

Britannica Knowledge Systems is featuring new Fox Training Management System capabilities in self-service show demos at this year's Asia Pacific Airline Training Summit (APATS) in Singapore. Attendees will be able to simulate their training management tasks on mobile devices to see for themselves how the Fox system can improve their organizational process efficiency.

The features are products ofBritannica's recently launched "Fox-for-All" approach, which combinesdedicated industry segmented solutions, new user-friendly experience,cost-efficient self-implementation tools and tiered support packages. Theapproach leverages the Fox training management system's robust aviationfeatures (serving United Airlines, American Airlines, Boeing and other largeentities) to support and optimize the special processes of airlines, flightschools, training centers, cabin crew and maintenance.

The new features that will bedemonstrated at APATS were built for Fox's dedicated solution for flightschools. They provide efficient systemized processes in the areas of aircraftand instructor dispatch and well as customer financial management. For flightdispatches and returns, Fox provides a daily flight management dashboard toeasily allocate the relevant and available aircraft. It manages a flight logprocess – capturing pilot, cadet and flight details, aircraft issues and squawkinformation – to ensure safety and initiate maintenance events. For finance andbilling, Fox enables flight schools to customize pricing per customer, tracktraining hours for billing, and oversee the entire payment process.

"Our new features save time,improve safety, enhance recordkeeping and ensure accurate billing," saidMiki Ringelhim, VP, Sales. "They complete the package in delivering acost-effective, all-in-one solution for managing a flight school's entiretraining operation."

Visitors to Britannica's APATSBooth 504 will be able to test Fox's specialized solutions for airlines, flightschools, training centers, cabin crew and maintenance on either a tablet, cellphone or laptop. The booth will also feature an exciting airplane flying videogame with the opportunity to win big prizes.