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UAS partners with Leon to enhance trip management solutions
The company has integrated with Leon Software to enhance its trip planning tools and deliver a wider range of services for global aviation operators.
Tomasz Pazdej, co-owner, Leon; Mohammed Husary, founder, executive president, UAS; and Anna Fiedoruk, sales specialist, Leon at MEBAA.
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UAS International Trip Support (UAS) has integrated its trip management technology with cloud-based aviation software solutions provider, Leon Software.

UAS has provided comprehensive aviation solutions to a global client base for over 24 years. Its clients utilise UAS's trip management capabilities for efficient trip planning with access to real-time details.

Leon’s flight management software is a data hub for flight bookings and operations, providing insights into aviation businesses. It consolidates flight information, making data easy to store and manage, and helps users track schedule and crew changes.

The integration of the two platforms is intended to simplify flight planning and facilitate data exchange, enhancing the user's flight experience through improved coordination and operational efficiency.

"This is another string to the bow of our technology capabilities; we are delighted to have integrated so well with Leon, a highly respected and trusted provider," says Mohammed Husary, UAS founder and executive president.

"UAS has been a trusted name in aviation for over 24 years. This integration with Leon Software aligns perfectly with UAS's mission to provide seamless and flexible trip planning tools for operators worldwide. Together, we're enhancing the ability to access real-time trip details and improve operational efficiency, bringing even more value to UAS's global client base,” adds Paweł Szmagaj, CTO at Leon Software.

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