Flight Operations Support

Commercial Aviation Services provides full support for airline flight operations, including innovative information-management solutions and a global training network.

Offerings include technical publications such as flight manuals, dispatch deviation guides, master minimum equipment lists, and other related documents, many of which are available through MyBoeingFleet.com. Flight operations en gineering support is another vital function we provide, along with simulator data support.

We have taken a leading role in harnessing digital technology for improved flight deck management. Commercial Aviation Services is a key player in Boeing's overall effort to e-enable the air transport system, working to integrate and manage all the information generated in the air transport enterprise. Our solutions will help pilots, maintenance crews and airline operations centers share vast stores of information seamlessly and in real time. Boeing subsidiaries Jeppesen, world leader in air navigational charts, and SBS International, which authors the industry-leading Maestro suite of flight-crew scheduling software, are major contributors to this project.

Boeing has long provided training to help airlines introduce new airplane models. Since 1994 this service has been offered at one of the industry's most modern training facilities, the Boeing Training Center in Seattle.

Boeing greatly expanded its training services in 1997 through a joint venture that created the world's largest airline training network. Today it is a wholly owned Boeing subsidiary known as Alteon. Alteon combines the Boeing Training Center with 20 other facilities around the globe. These assets include advanced computer-based training systems and more than 70 full-flight simulators.

Alteon offers initial and recurrent training on Boeing and non-Boeing airplanes in the 100-seat-and-above airliner market. Course offerings cover a wide range of flight and maintenance training, as well as safety training for cabin crews.