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Bit Space Development partners with Tracware and Preston Air for aerospace advancements

Joe Petrie Editor & Chief | AviationPros

By Sky Industry News

Jun 28, 2024

Bit Space Development Ltd (BSD XR) has formed a strategic alliance with Tracware and Preston Air Services to advance XR/AI technology for the aerospace and defense maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) sector. This collaboration combines BSD XR's expertise in XR/AI technology, Tracware's Aerotrac software, and PAS's MRO experience.

BSD XR CEO Dave Olynyk stated, “Our partnership with Tracware and Preston Air Services marks a significant step forward in advancing aviation MRO through XR/AI technologies. Together, we are committed to delivering unmatched value to our global clients.”

Andy Preston, senior director at Preston Air Services, commented on the alliance: “Partnering with BSD XR and Tracware is a strategic move that enables us to integrate state-of-the-art XR/AI solutions into our MRO services, enhancing efficiency and client satisfaction.”

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James Maley, Commercial Director at Tracware, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership: “We are thrilled to unite with BSD XR and Preston Air Services. This partnership combines our cutting-edge software solutions with BSD XR’s pioneering XR/AI technology, setting new standards in the aviation MRO industry.”

The collaboration aims to develop advanced XR/AI solutions that will transform MRO service delivery by integrating BSD XR’s innovative capabilities with Tracware’s software solutions and PAS’s industry knowledge. The alliance seeks to establish new benchmarks in MRO efficiency and customer satisfaction.

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