TSC's Aviation Management Information System (AMIS) is
a very powerful integrated computer system for managing the technical operations
activities of an airline, or aircraft fleet operator. The system has been licensed
worldwide to large and small companies operating many types of fixed and rotary-wing aircraft.
AMIS was designed from its very
beginning in 1980 as a professional aviation technical operations management
system. Since then the system has undergone many improvements based on
direct customer, regulatory and industry input. AMIS-2008 represents our
latest, most powerful and user-friendly version of the system to date!
The system is based upon open
systems technology and will run on micros to
mainframes under the Unix / Linux Operating System and various Relational Database Management
Systems. Because of its architecture, AMIS can be operated 24 hours
a day / 7 days a week with no downtime at all. Backups are done
on-the-fly. There are no software limits imposed by the system which is
parameter-driven and very user-friendly.
A very unique feature of AMIS is its dual-mode Interface capability. The system can be
accessed through our Windows-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) or a
character mode interface. Users have the flexibility of accessing the
system from a Windows / Unix / Linux PC, or stand-alone "dumb"
terminals. This helps companies realize maximum flexibility and cost savings.
AMIS is the only system of its kind to offer this type
of functionality.
The following images are some example screen shots of our Graphical User Interface:
Log On Screen
(Password protected / Multi-language capable)
Main System Menu
(Program choices can be customized for each user)
Integrated Users Guide
(A great learning tool for new users !)
Integrated Charting Facilities
(View / Email / Print)
The system currently encompasses
ten modules. For a self-directed
overview of the system, please click on one of the following links:
