Awery aids dangerous goods documentation compliance
21 / 09 / 2022
Tristan Koch, chief commercial officer, Awery. Photo: Awery
Awery Aviation Software will incorporate DGOffice’s Notification to Captain (NOTOC) module into its platform, providing customers with instant dangerous goods documentation compliance.
DGOffice software provides users with the required information to prepare shipments in accordance with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) dangerous goods guidelines, including regulations, documentation, and packing.
“By partnering with DGOffice we are able to further streamline and digitise the booking process,” said Tristan Koch, chief commercial officer (CCO) at Awery.
“Awery’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platform provides full cargo management capabilities to airlines including real-time information on capacity and routings facilitating an instant search, quote, compare, and book solution via a customer portal, by email, or Application Programming Interface (API).
“The addition of an integrated auto NOTOC feature is another important milestone in our development.”
Standard procedure requires that an aircraft captain must be notified of any dangerous goods that have been loaded and, furthermore, the loading position of such shipments.
“Integrating our NOTOC module in Awery’s platform allows users to comply instantly. This partnership will advance safe, secure and simple bookings,” said Vivian Labrecque, head of commerce, DGOffice.
Earlier this year, Awery announced a partnership with IBS Software (IBS) which allowed it to deliver its CargoBooking and eMagic software platforms to IBS’ iCargo customers.
Netherlands-based DGOffice offers software solutions and services for dangerous goods and chemicals management.
