Web Manuals Sweden AB, developer of digital documentation solutions for the aviation industry, has announced that it has grown its customer base by over 30% in the past six months as the company signs its 100th customer.
Martin Lidgard, founder and CEO of Web Manuals, says: “We’re growing twice as fast as 2016 and this is testament to the brilliant team we have in place. It is a fantastic achievement to reach 100 customers, and the breadth of our customer base shows that Web Manuals is a tool that can be used by any company operating an aircraft, from a single-engine turboprop to a fleet of airliners and all in between. Our customers acknowledge that moving operations manuals to a cloud-based system allows them to be more agile and quick to respond to change, so they can run their businesses safer and with greater profit.
“The aviation industry will always be manuals dependent and as numerous aviation businesses struggle to keep up with the ever-accelerating changes to regulatory requirements we will see more recognition of Web Manuals as a tool that enables a business to grow.”
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