Sahar Group Selects Ramco Aviation Software

10 Mar 2026 CW Team

Sahar Group is investing in a unified digital platform to manage increasing operational complexity and to maintain operational discipline during growth. Ramco Aviation Software will act as the core system foundation, providing greater visibility, control and coordination across maintenance, supply chain and commercial functions. The platform is expected to enable more informed decision making and to support faster response to customer requirements.

Integrated capabilities covering maintenance planning, component maintenance, supply chain, MRO and part sales, quality and compliance, and finance will provide end to end lifecycle coverage across Sahar Group's operations. Ramco's digital tools, including Ramco Anywhere mobile applications for mechanics and warehouse staff, real time dashboards, HUBs and e Signoff, will support efforts to move towards paperless, digital first operations and to improve productivity. These features are designed to streamline processes and to improve data accuracy across multiple facilities.

Ramco reports that its aviation suite is trusted by 24,000+ users to manage 4,000+ aircraft globally and that more than 90 aviation organisations are onboard. The cloud based suite offers accessibility with mobile apps and incorporates artificial intelligence, intelligent voice enabled user experience, digital task cards, offline maintenance capability and conversational chatbots. Sahar Group, certified to FAA, EASA, UK CAA and AS9100/AS9110 standards and registered with ITAR, operates multiple facilities across Florida and supports operators in the United States, Latin America and Europe. The organisations will work together to modernise depot level maintenance and to support Sahar Group's ambitions for scalable fleet sustainment and lifecycle support.

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Ramco Systems Corporation, USA (RSC), a subsidiary of Ramco Systems Limited, has been selected by Sahar Group, a leading aerospace services provider specialising in the UH-60 Black Hawk platform, to deliver its next generation Aviation Software. The appointment was made to support Sahar Group's plan to scale commercial operations and to expand into parts manufacturer approval, supplemental type certificates, and helicopter sales and leasing. The implementation will further extend Ramco's presence in Miami's established maintenance, repair and overhaul industrial base. Sahar Group is investing in a unified digital platform to manage increasing operational complexity and to maintain operational discipline during growth. Ramco Aviation Software will act as the core system foundation, providing greater visibility, control and coordination across maintenance, supply chain and commercial functions. The platform is expected to enable more informed decision making and to support faster response to customer requirements. Integrated capabilities covering maintenance planning, component maintenance, supply chain, MRO and part sales, quality and compliance, and finance will provide end to end lifecycle coverage across Sahar Group's operations. Ramco's digital tools, including Ramco Anywhere mobile applications for mechanics and warehouse staff, real time dashboards, HUBs and e Signoff, will support efforts to move towards paperless, digital first operations and to improve productivity. These features are designed to streamline processes and to improve data accuracy across multiple facilities. Ramco reports that its aviation suite is trusted by 24,000+ users to manage 4,000+ aircraft globally and that more than 90 aviation organisations are onboard. The cloud based suite offers accessibility with mobile apps and incorporates artificial intelligence, intelligent voice enabled user experience, digital task cards, offline maintenance capability and conversational chatbots. Sahar Group, certified to FAA, EASA, UK CAA and AS9100/AS9110 standards and registered with ITAR, operates multiple facilities across Florida and supports operators in the United States, Latin America and Europe. The organisations will work together to modernise depot level maintenance and to support Sahar Group's ambitions for scalable fleet sustainment and lifecycle support.

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