Mumbai: Brazilian Aerospace Company embraer And runSingapore Airlines’ low-cost subsidiary has signed a contract for Embraer Collaborative Inventory Planning.ECIP), a corresponding expendable spare parts Inventory management programs are designed to help customers reduce operating costs by optimizing inventory levels.
“The ECIP agreement with the Pool programme, which Scoot has previously signed, will provide comprehensive support for Scoot’s incoming fleet of nine E190-E2 jets. The airline will be the first ECIP customer in the Asia-Pacific region,” Embraer said. ” In a press statement issued on Tuesday.
“ECIP offers many benefits to customers. This includes reducing customer disbursements as most of the inventory investment is made by Embraer, significantly reducing the investment typically made by airlines. In addition, it covers fixed annual pricing for items included in the ECIP scope, allowing customers to predict cash flows under agreed levels of service,” the company said, adding that the operation data -Operated, weekly orders are recommended based on customer parts. consumption. “Advanced software, supported by dedicated stock serving ECIP customers in the field and Embraer planning experience are critical to the efficiency of the solution. Additionally, ECIP customers rely on Embraer’s material service management expertise and best-in-class performance global logistics network.”
Scoot Chief Operating Officer Ng Chee Keong said, “Our continued partnership with Embraer is a testament to our commitment to deliver optimal performance with the new E190-E2 fleet. As we look forward to the arrival of our first Embraer jet in the near future, this strategic arrangement will help ensure operational efficiency. Carlos Naufel, President and CEO of Embraer Services & Support, said: “Embraer’s broad suite of services is built on understanding and anticipating the needs of our airline customers in a very dynamic environment. We thank Scoot for their trust in us as we work toward operationalizing their E190-E2 fleet.”
Singapore is the hub for Embraer’s services and support of Asia Pacific operations. In addition to Singapore-based personnel, the company has a regional distribution center within the Changi Airport Free Trade Zone. The regional distribution center provides around-the-clock spare-part provision and support for Embraer’s customers from a centralized location within the region. Embraer, founded in 1969, is a leading manufacturer of commercial jets up to 150 seats. The company has delivered more than 8,000 aircraft. On average, an Embraer-built aircraft takes flight somewhere in the world every 10 seconds, carrying more than 145 million passengers a year, the company said.
“The ECIP agreement with the Pool programme, which Scoot has previously signed, will provide comprehensive support for Scoot’s incoming fleet of nine E190-E2 jets. The airline will be the first ECIP customer in the Asia-Pacific region,” Embraer said. ” In a press statement issued on Tuesday.
“ECIP offers many benefits to customers. This includes reducing customer disbursements as most of the inventory investment is made by Embraer, significantly reducing the investment typically made by airlines. In addition, it covers fixed annual pricing for items included in the ECIP scope, allowing customers to predict cash flows under agreed levels of service,” the company said, adding that the operation data -Operated, weekly orders are recommended based on customer parts. consumption. “Advanced software, supported by dedicated stock serving ECIP customers in the field and Embraer planning experience are critical to the efficiency of the solution. Additionally, ECIP customers rely on Embraer’s material service management expertise and best-in-class performance global logistics network.”
Scoot Chief Operating Officer Ng Chee Keong said, “Our continued partnership with Embraer is a testament to our commitment to deliver optimal performance with the new E190-E2 fleet. As we look forward to the arrival of our first Embraer jet in the near future, this strategic arrangement will help ensure operational efficiency. Carlos Naufel, President and CEO of Embraer Services & Support, said: “Embraer’s broad suite of services is built on understanding and anticipating the needs of our airline customers in a very dynamic environment. We thank Scoot for their trust in us as we work toward operationalizing their E190-E2 fleet.”
Singapore is the hub for Embraer’s services and support of Asia Pacific operations. In addition to Singapore-based personnel, the company has a regional distribution center within the Changi Airport Free Trade Zone. The regional distribution center provides around-the-clock spare-part provision and support for Embraer’s customers from a centralized location within the region. Embraer, founded in 1969, is a leading manufacturer of commercial jets up to 150 seats. The company has delivered more than 8,000 aircraft. On average, an Embraer-built aircraft takes flight somewhere in the world every 10 seconds, carrying more than 145 million passengers a year, the company said.
