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Aviation software business receives Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Global Technology Innovation Leadership Recognition
Ramco Aviation has received Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Global Technology Innovation Leadership Recognition in Enterprise Software Solutions for Aerospace.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
- Platform users
- 24,000+ users
- Aircraft managed globally
- 4,000+ aircraft managed globally
- Aviation organisations onboard
- 90+ aviation organisations onboard
What was announced
- Ramco Systems said its aviation software business has received Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Global Technology Innovation Leadership Recognition in Enterprise Software Solutions for Aerospace.
- The recognition followed an evaluation of multiple nominees against Frost & Sullivan's Best Practices criteria, per the release.
- The release is accompanied by a downloadable Frost & Sullivan report.
What the release says the platform does
- It treats aviation operations as a unified enterprise ecosystem spanning line, hangar, engine and shop maintenance, engineering and technical records, materials management, flight operations, commercial processes and financial management.
- Direct ingestion of OEM documentation, combined with AI and process automation, is described as reducing work-scope creation from more than 20 days to less than one day.
- An offline capability first built for a helicopter operator in remote, low-connectivity locations has since been expanded to other aviation use cases.
- The platform has been adapted for emerging segments such as unmanned aerial systems.
- Historical maintenance data and predictive analytics help organisations anticipate potential non-routine work before maintenance events occur.
Scale figures in the release
- 24,000+ users managing 4,000+ aircraft globally, with 90+ aviation organisations onboard.
- Ramco Systems overall is described as serving 800+ customers globally with two million+ users and over 25 years of product innovation.
What it means for investors
- This is a press release about an industry recognition, not a contract win, order or financial result.
- The recognition is presented as third-party validation of the aviation platform's technology and customer base. Investors would typically read it as a brand and credibility update from the aviation software business.
Voices quoted
- Shantanu Gangakhedka, Principal Consultant, Frost & Sullivan, pointed to the company's continued investment in AI, automation, mobility, advanced planning, integrated ecosystems and data-driven decision-making.
- Sam Jacob, Executive Vice President & SBU Head, Aviation, Aerospace and Defense, said the recognition reflects how the aviation business has grown by working closely with operators, MROs, OEMs and defence organisations, and that the company will keep building with them around outcomes such as aircraft availability, regulatory compliance and turnaround times.
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More numbers
- Ramco aviation platform users24,000+ users
- Aircraft managed globally4,000+ aircraft
- Aviation organisations onboard90+
- Work-scope creation before automationmore than 20 days
- Work-scope creation with automationless than one day
- Customers globally (Ramco Systems)800+ customers
- Users globally (Ramco Systems)two million+ users
- Years of product innovationover 25 years
Source: BSE · 13 Oct 2026
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