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WEB-BASED FLIGHT PLANNING AND OPERATIONAL SOFTWARE FOR REGIONAL AIRLINES. Software solutions to optimize your flight planning, aircraft and crew resources. Designed by industry experts to fit your budget. Contact Vmo today to elevate your operations to the next level. Safer, faster, more accurate flight planning for airlines. Build and file flight plans while meeting safety standards and regulatory compliance. FP maximizes your crew and dispatch resources, while increasing employee satisfaction and morale. Optimizing your aircraft and crew resource. Allowing you to learn from yesterday, manage today and plan for tomorrow. Flight Plan maximizes your crew and dispatch resources, while increasing employee satisfaction and morale. OC manages all operations functions of an airline to optimize efficiency, ensure safety and maintain high-quality standards. Vmo Solutions is a software development company specializing in IT products for the aviation services industry. Vmo creates multi-platform applications for common aviation operations, including flight planning and operational control software tailored to the needs of regional airlines. Vmo currently offers two products including OC, software to manage all aspects of the flight operations of an airline, from dispatching aircraft to managing crew schedules. As well as, FP, flight planning software to give airlines the ability to easily create With proven technical and aviation experience, Vmo strives to increase productivity and efficiency for airlines through technical solutions. Kris Han*s founded Vmo Solutions after becoming increasingly frustrated by the operational inefficiencies he witnessed within the aviation industry. As a commercial pilot with a strong business acu*en, Han*s saw an opportunity to optimize operations through the use of technology. After investigating the current solutions available on the market, he noticed a disconnect between available products and the needs of regional airlines. Many of the existing products offered bells and whistles a regional airline would never use, but still