Ramco helps Indamer digitaise MRO work

Indamer Technics, a subsidiary of the long-standing Indamer Aviation, has successfully implemented Ramco Aviation Software in a rapid 45-day rollout. 

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The Ramco Aviation (Ramco), a global aviation software provider, replaces Indamer’s legacy systems with a fully integrated cloud-based solution for their internal operations. Ashwani Acharya, Chief Operating Officer, Indamer Technics, said, “from contract execution to aircraft delivery, the system now powers every stage of our workflow. This transition strengthens our ability to deliver faster and more dependable services to clients.”

With regulatory approvals from the Directorate-General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and several international authorities, Indamer Technics Private Limited is a key player in India’s maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) sector, provides MRO services to both commercial and private aircraft, particularly the Airbus A320 family.

India’s MRO sector handles just 15–20 per cent of aviation servicing, with most work still outsourced abroad. Indamer Technics Private Limited, a prominent Indian aviation service provider. is among the few aiming to change that. The Indian government has identified MRO as a strategic sector and provides policy and infrastructure support along with favourable tax reforms. This aims to bring back a larger share of work to India which is  currently handled by overseas facilities in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

Sam Jacob, EVP & Head – Aviation, Aerospace and Defense, Ramco Systems, said, “going live in just 45 days speaks volumes about the strength of our collaboration and the maturity of the Ramco Aviation platform.” Ramco’s aviation suite is used by over 70 aviation firms worldwide and supports more than 4,000 aircraft. Features such as digital task cards, offline maintenance capabilities, AI-driven chatbots and voice-enabled workflows are helping traditional MRO firms modernise quickly.

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