Laminaar Aviation to Manage Flight Crew of World’s Largest Seaplane Operator

Trans Maldivian Airways (TMA), the world’s largest seaplane operator, has chosen Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS), from the Singapore-based company Laminaar Aviation Infotech, to manage its flight crew operations.

The Laminaar solution will be a blend of ARMS Crew Management Sub System (CMSS), plus ARMS on Mobile (AOM), and will be compatible with TMA’s existing mobility applications and assets.

The win is significant for Laminaar. TMA operates 52 de Havilland Canada Twin Otter seaplanes, the world's largest seaplane fleet, out of the seaplane terminal co-located at the Velana International Airport, Maldives.

TMA is also the oldest air transfer operator in the archipelago, providing seaplane transfer services to a large number of tourist resorts.

The airline is one of the largest employers in Maldives with around 1000 employees, including nearly 300 crew members.

Laminaar CEO, Vivek Sheorey, said, "Being chosen by Trans Maldivian Airways is a matter of great pride for us. ARMS will be a force multiplier for Trans Maldivian as a comprehensive one-stop solution for crew, be it training, scheduling, rostering, logistics or documentation."

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