PASSUR Aerospace (PASSUR) has announced the completion of\nits systems migration onto Amazon Web Services (AWS), allowing PASSUR to\ncontinually expand its aviation data services and collaborative decision-making\ntools for airports and airlines. PASSUR will now join the AWS Partner Network\n(APN) as an independent services vendor (ISV).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“The migration to AWS provides numerous benefits to\nPASSUR and our customers,” said Brian Cook, Chief Executive Officer of\nPASSUR Aerospace. “Leveraging AWS’s services and infrastructure brings key\nadvantages in deploying and managing our data services and software\napplications, such as the scalability, security, and reliability of AWS. With\nAWS, we can enhance our responsiveness to the fast evolution and application of\nartificial intelligence (AI) and business learning (BL) processes and extend\nour network of critical aviation industry data sources.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
PASSUR is a market leader in flight data tracking services,\nairport collaborative-decision-making, noise operations management and landing\nfee management solutions that address the needs of airports, airlines, and air\ntraffic control organizations globally.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As an APN member, PASSUR joins a global network of 100,000\nAWS Partners from more than 150 countries working with AWS to provide\ninnovative solutions, solve technical challenges, win deals, and deliver value\nto mutual customers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“Through the APN, we can expand our business\ndevelopment channels and spread our reputation,” Cook added. “We can\ntake advantage of AWS’s global reach and expertise in the air travel industry\nto broaden our customer base, identify new opportunities and increase value to\ncustomers.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“Our achievements with AWS are one of many critical\nsteps we are taking to modernize our technology platform and empower customers\nby delivering a comprehensive source of critical data as well as collaborative\ndecision-making tools,” said Cook. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
“AWS’s proven experience in the travel industry,\ncoupled with our portfolio of aviation data solutions, intelligence analysis\nand decision-making tools, empowers PASSUR to increase operational resiliency,\ndrive cost efficiency, and deliver exceptional solutions for our\ncustomers. Our extensive experience and\nleveraging the power of AWS will allow us to innovate new data services that\naddress customer needs in airport operations, billing, and revenue, as well as\nin airline operations centers, flight dispatch and air traffic control centers,\nhelping aviation enterprises to improve business performance, lower emissions\nand enhance the passenger experience, keeping air travel smooth and safe,”\nadded Cook.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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