DALLAS, Jan. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ — AirVault today announced that Allegiant Travel Company has licensed the AirVault Mx Records Management Solution to provide it with a new, web-based aircraft maintenance record management system. More than an airline, the Las Vegas-based travel company is pleased to have an innovative, web-based method to manage aircraft maintenance records efficiently.

Critical Technologies CEO, John Oldham, said, “We celebrate Allegiant’s choice of AirVault as their mission-critical information management service for aircraft maintenance. As an industry innovator, Allegiant understands that the AirVault cloud-computing services offers great value managing aircraft maintenance records in a consistent manner for a mixed aircraft fleet. The advanced configuration flexibility and workflow by AirVault’s provides Allegiant a distinct competitive advantage in comparison with other systems they considered.”

“Allegiant recognized that AirVault provides significant efficiency through establishing for the company a global conduit to manage the bi-directional process of aircraft maintenance records files, in synchronization with all their maintenance partners.”

Allegiant differs in many ways from other U.S. airlines. The company focuses on low-cost, nonstop leisure travel, providing customers with low base fares and great value. Allegiant’s innovative business model has allowed it to grow from one plane and one route just over a decade ago, to offering access to low-cost, nonstop travel in 101 communities nationwide, more than any other domestic low-cost carrier. Allegiant also offers discounts on vacation packages, including hotels, rental cars and attraction tickets, through its website, allegiant.com.

Commenting on the agreement, Allegiant, Director of Quality/Chief Inspector, Chris Toro, stated, "Allegiant is committed to continual improvement of our aircraft maintenance processes. The AirVault system is a perfect fit for our operation model. "