Veryon has expanded its partnership with Airbus Helicopters through a renewed master supply agreement and a support and sales agreement with the helicopter manufacturer.

The agreements extend the use of Veryon Tracking+ and other products across Airbus Helicopters’ global customer service network. Both organisations are also working to consolidate multiple systems into a single source of truth as Veryon’s product portfolio expands, simplifying data access and operational decision-making.

The broader collaboration enables Airbus Helicopters to deliver digital tools to operators of all sizes, supporting stronger connectivity, maintenance efficiency and aircraft availability worldwide.

“This expanded partnership marks an exciting milestone in our relationship with Airbus Helicopters, providing our OEM customers with tools to unify data from multiple sources and deliver operators the insights they need to maximise aircraft availability,” says Bethany Little, chief executive officer at Veryon. “It not only strengthens our technical and operational alignment but ensures Airbus Helicopters customers continue to benefit from best-in-class digital maintenance and data management solutions.”

The partnership expansion introduces three main developments. Airbus Helicopters is authorised to use Veryon Tracking+ to provide CAMO services for a growing number of aircraft as global demand increases. A shared delegation model allows operators to build internal expertise and transition toward self-reliance while retaining access to Veryon Tracking+ and the tools needed to maintain airworthiness. Operators will also gain access to digital solutions developed by Veryon and validated by Airbus Helicopters within a unified technology ecosystem.

The collaboration further integrates Veryon’s digital platforms within Airbus Helicopters’ support network. Airbus Helicopters will continue using Veryon Tracking+ and extend access to smaller operators through Veryon Tracking, enabling broader adoption of the same digital ecosystem used across its global operations.