BBAM is one of the largest aircraft lessors in the world and the leading manager of third-party capital in the sector. With a fleet of more than 450 aircraft under management including Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer airplanes used by more than 100 airlines across the globe, BBAM was looking for a way to streamline and simplify the way leased asset documentation is managed between the company and its airline customers.
 
“We are pleased to be working with BBAM. From the start, they have been hungry and aggressively embraced our Asset Transfer System to digitally complete aircraft transitions,” said Andrew Coleman, General Manager for GE Digital Aviation Software.
 
The records module of Asset Transfer System is designed to allow users to organize, view, search, retrieve, download, and transfer documents digitally while supporting records compliance. The project management module enables users to create projects, view dashboards to see project status, view status of multiple projects in parallel, and interactively manage the lessor checklist status of required documentation. The module has a modern interface that provides clear identification of stakeholders, documentation management status, and a digital master issues list to give a complete “at a glance” view of lease transition projects.
 
Included in the tool is an administration module that provides users the ability to manage permissions, assets, checklists, and more. The Asset Transfer System helps drive efficiencies for both the airline and lessors throughout the entire life of a leased asset to include aircraft deliveries, annual inspection audits, and asset transitions.
 
The combination of GE Digital domain expertise in flight analytics and engine diagnostics to bring disparate data together and the digital leased asset transfer system capability is designed to enable web-based fleet maintenance across the aviation leasing market.
 
 “GE Digital provides software that the aviation industry needs to harness their data and facilitate their business goals,” said Coleman.