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AIR automates MRO business with Pentagon 2000SQL
Introducing Pentagon 2000SQL software to manage repairs and supply chain has provided AIR with efficiencies that free up resources to direct towards customer service and growth management.

Georgia-based Part 145 Aviation Inventory Repair has expanded its operations utilising Pentagon 2000SQL software to automate procedures and support customer growth. The company provides a full range of wheel and brake sales and services including teardown, non-destructive testing, paint and assembly, as well as corrosion removal, blending, machining and conversion coating.

Pentagon 2000SQL is a fully-integrated software system that conforms to the unique business processes, quality assurance systems and regulatory requirements found in the aerospace, defence and electronics industries. It is the leading integrated solution for enterprises and functional units engaged in parts distribution, MRO, PMA, aircraft fleet operations and fixed base operations.

President Barry Jones says: "Our customers rely on us to deliver cost effective parts and repairs with on-time delivery, so implementation of the new software system has been a key tool for our team to support those expanding needs."

Kirk Baugher, executive vice president at Pentagon 2000 Software adds: "Aviation Inventory Repair has a deep working knowledge of both its customers and the industry, so utilising the new software system to manage repairs and supply chain has provided efficiencies that free up resources to be used for additional customer service and managing growth."

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