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Complex Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul - EBS (MOSC)

ACARS integration with Oracle cMRO

May 13, 2019 10:15AM edited May 13, 2019 10:16AM in Complex Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul - EBS (MOSC)

Flight Ops. integration is often considered the most critical development undertaken as part of a cMRO implementation.

This involves mainly the following data:

Actual Flight timing.
Discrepancies reported
Other information

The below diagram explains the integration

The following main events/information form the key integration objects.

OOOI (OUT-OFF-ON-IN): These are messages automatically triggered by sensors in the Aircraft to track movement, flight progress and delays.
- OUT: An 'OUT' is sent when the Aircraft leaves its parking position. Usually triggered by Parking brake release and/or all door closed.
- OFF: An OFF is sent when the take-off is detected. Triggered by the Air/Ground sensor.

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