Kaula Lampur, 04 Nov 2008: Austrian Cargo, the cargo division of Austrian Airlines, has chosen IBS’ iCargo to replace its legacy cargo management system as well as its cargo revenue accounting system. As a result of this long term deal, iCargo will enable Austrian Cargo’s business growth in the next decade by providing a single efficient end-to-end IT solution for its current and future business needs. With this deal IBS’s next generation cargo management system, iCargo, has made a significant stride in the European market.

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Trivandrum, 22 Sep 2008: Maldivian, the national airline of Maldives, has gone live with IBS’ new-generation Passenger Service System, aiRES in the Software as a Service (SaaS) mode. The solution will help the airline manage its passenger reservations, inventory control, fares & ticketing, and departure control functions.

Bangalore, Aug 13 2008: Kingfisher Airlines, one of India’s leading airlines has successfully started using IBS’ iCargoNet, a Software as a Service (SaaS) version of IBS’ new-generation airline Cargo Management System (CMS), iCargoGold. iCargoNet now provides a unified, enterprise–wide solution to help manage the entire cargo business of KFA, from planning, sales, operations, ground handling (both inbound and outbound),Unit Load Device (ULD) management to cargo revenue accounting and revenue optimization functions in an integrated and cost-effective manner. The system enables the airline to use all the functionalities of a proven integrated CMS while drastically bringing down the total cost of ownership. The implementation comes at a time when Kingfisher Airlines is seeking to grow its cargo business in the domestic market while optimizing its cost of operations.

Trivandrum, Aug 06 2008: At a recent announcement made by Open Travel Alliance, Alan E Young, Head of IBS’ Canada Operations, has been elected the Chairperson of the organization’s Board of Directors and officers for 2008-2009. Open Travel Alliance is the global travel industry’s leading distribution specification/standards development organization and its Board consists of members selected for their extensive experience in the travel industry specially on implementation of technology to aid travel distribution.

Trivandrum, July 30 2008: IBS Software Services, a leading global provider of new-generation IT solutions to the Travel, Transportation and Logistics industry announced that its next-generation Cargo Management System, iCargo has gone-live for the first time at Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA), Japan's only all-cargo airline, and IBS’ launch customer for the product. This system which was developed in collaboration with leading cargo airlines such as South African Airways Cargo, Gulf Air, Air New Zealand Cargo, Qantas Freight and Australian Air Express, provides comprehensive functionality to support the management of airfreight from shipper to consignee.

Trivandrum, July 02 2008: IBS Software Services, a leading provider of new-generation IT solutions to the global Travel, Transportation and Logistics (TTL) industry, has signed an agreement to provide AvientCrew, its crew management solution to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, the national airline of the Netherlands and the oldest airline in the world. The airline will utilise AvientCrew, to gradually replace their existing mainframe system, INCRA, which has been handling the carrier’s crew operations since the 1970’s.

Muscat, Oman June 02, 2008: IBS Software, a leading provider of new-generation IT solutions to the global Travel, Transportation and Logistics (TTL) industry, has signed a deal with Oman Air for a product suite, which includes AvientCrew for Crew Rostering and Tracking, AvientFleet for Fleet management and a close integration between the two to help optimize airline processes and resources for the airline. IBS will go ahead with an aggressive implementation to support Oman Air’s rapid growth plan.

Trivandrum, May 28 2008: IBS Group announces the signing of a deal with Tokyo International Air Cargo Terminal Ltd (TIACT Ltd.) for implementation of the CTO (Cargo Terminal Operations) module of iCargo, IBS’ new-generation Cargo Management System. The IBS system will manage the new cargo terminal at Tokyo International Airport, also known as Haneda Airport. Haneda is ranked among the world's busiest passenger airports and will be the first neutral ground handler to use iCargo’s CTO module. The airport is currently undergoing a major expansion in terms of both capacity & technology and is scheduled to be fully functional by October 2010.