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Nimbl, a provider of safety management systems, procedures manuals, and compliance support, has launched a new integration with business aircraft flight scheduling and management software platform Airplane Manager. The tie-up enables seamless data exchange between the two platforms, simplifying flight planning and preflight procedures for operators.
When flight plans are created in Airplane Manager, details such as departure and destination, tail number, and pilot information are automatically synchronized with Nimbl. The integration also displays key safety assessments, including risk scores and links within Airplane Manager. The two-way data sync eliminates duplicate efforts and encourages operators to complete preflight safety checks that could be overlooked.
“At Nimbl, we believe that manuals and safety management should be easy and efficient. By helping to streamline preflight processes, we empower operators to gather accurate data and execute effective planning, ultimately elevating both productivity and safety,” said Nimbl v-p of strategic partnerships Clément Meersseman. “Throughpartnerships like this one with Airplane Manager, we leverage a shared expertise, making it even easier for operators to implement effective solutions.”

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