- Date Published:
- 2 Sep 2020
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2019
Vistair Launches North American office
Vistair Systems, a leading provider of aviation management software, has announced the opening of its North American operations from its base in Texas.
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2016
NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH
RiskNet launches.
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2015
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER
Vistair awarded Queen’s Award for Enterprise International Trade.
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2014
PRODUCT EXPANSION CONTINUES
QualityNet launches into the market. 4 major national carriers as first clients.
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2012
IOS APP REVOLUTIONISES DOCUNET
The DocuNet tablet (iOS) app is launched, giving airlines offline access via mobiles and EFB browsers
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2011
MAJOR CARRIER IMPLEMENTS SAFETYNET
easyJet, one of the biggest and most successful low cost carriers in the world, begins using SafetyNet across its entire fleet.
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2007
MULTIPLE FLEET CONTRACT
Vistair signs a contract with major multiple fleet UK carrier to manage all flight operations documents.
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2006
ORIGIN OF SAFETYNET
Major low cost carrier asks Vistair to develop a safety data management system – SafetyNet is implemented across the airline.
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2006
DOCUNET MILESTONE
Major UK Carrier contracts Vistair to deploy DocuNet.
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2003
INNOVATION CONTINUES
Vistair acquires ailing airside logistics business which they turn around and add to the portfolio to dramatically reduce the delivery time of printed documents to aircraft.
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2002
THE COMPANY EXPANDS
David Hedley joined Vistair. DHL Air and Ryanair approach Vistair - both airlines sign up to DocuNet®.
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2001
VISTAIR FOUNDED
Ian set up Vistair. One man with a laptop and one client.
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1998
PRODUCT ORIGINS
British Airways asks Ian to look at developing a solution for managing and updating their flight tech manuals to comply with JAR-OPS. The first step on the road to DocuNet® was made.
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1993
DEVELOPING NEW TECHNOLOGY
At his previous company, Ian Herbert was briefed to write an Airfield Briefing solution for British Airways. Ian had developed some of the first CD-I video applications for the the likes of UDV and the BBC, and it was this innovative technology that was attractive to BA and the innovative solution sought.
