Airport Management Software

Many airports still operate with legacy standalone solutions or older on-premise systems — sometimes based on Access databases or locally installed software. Updates are rarely implemented, systems are difficult to maintain, and new requirements can only be introduced with significant effort.
With AMS Enterprise, airports replace these fragmented solutions with a modern, cloud-based platform. All core processes — from flight operations to fees and billing — are consolidated in one system.
This creates a future-proof digital infrastructure for airport operations.

Many airport processes are still handled manually: Excel lists, handwritten logs, or separate systems for operations, billing, and statistics.
This leads to additional administrative workload, multiple data entries, and a higher risk of errors.
AMS Enterprise automates many of these workflows. Flight movements, fees, fueling operations, and invoices are recorded directly in the system and linked to one another. As a result, airports reduce administrative tasks and create more time for core flight operations.

In many existing airport systems, data must be entered multiple times: aircraft data, operator information, documents, or flight details are stored locally and need to be re-entered at each airport.
With AMS Enterprise, airports benefit from a shared data foundation within the aerops network. Aircraft data, flight data, and relevant documents can be exchanged between participating airports.
This significantly reduces duplicate data entry. Information is already available in the system and can be used directly for operations, billing, or statistics.
This reduces administrative effort while ensuring higher data quality.

Aviation is undergoing transformation: new propulsion concepts such as electric flight, urban air mobility, drone operations, and new business models are changing the requirements for airports.
At the same time, the demand for digital services for pilots and operators is increasing.
AMS Enterprise provides the digital foundation to be prepared for these developments. Through a flexible platform, new processes, services, and integrations can be implemented quickly — without having to completely replace existing systems.