With AirLiance, developing a successful spare parts stocking strategy is also a sound in terms of reducing overall carbon footprint. In addition to reducing the cost of spare parts, airlines are reducing their environmental impact in a number of effective ways. When you think of the impact of even producing one complex aircraft part and then add that to the energy required to build and maintain a warehouse facility, it's easy to see why spare parts optimization is central to taking a resource-based view of operations. Here's just a few highlights:

Better economy
• 30% or more savings over new OEM
• Simplified logistics management
• Reduced operational cost due to inventory reduction
• Experienced input on spare-parts strategy for aircraft
  introduction or re-routing
• Less time required to source parts for multiple aircraft

Better for the planet
• Optimized inventory practices reduce the resources and energy
   required for lighting, care of parts warehousing
• Each pre-stocked part used eliminates the energy, raw materials
   required in the manufacture of new parts
• Electronic tracking of full documentation & on-line/web based ordering
• The environmental impact of shipping is reduced through streamlined,
   strategic shipping practices to global locations