Oct 13, 2026
eAvio announced the addition of seaplane takeoff and landing support as part of its broader aviation management platform - unifying scheduling, tracking, and maintenance for flight schools, clubs, and organisations operating both land and water aircraft.

Maribor, Slovenia, October 13, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- eAvio d.o.o. has updated its aviation management platform, announcing new support for seaplane takeoff and landing operations. The addition essentially brings flight schools, organisations, and tour operators working with water-based aircraft into the same digital system already used for land-based flight operations across much of Europe, Asia (including India), and Africa - covering scheduling, tracking, and record-keeping.
For more information, visit: https://eavio.aero/
The news comes as seaplanes, along with amphibious aircraft that can operate from both water and airfields, continue to present operating conditions unlike those found at conventional airstrips. For example, flight school guidance stresses that pilots training on such aircraft are obliged to read wind, waves, reflections, currents, and boat traffic before every landing - making reliable digital tracking and scheduling tools vital.
Accordingly, eAvio’s platform is already described as generating flight logs automatically from takeoff and landing data while providing GPS-based tracking across an operator's fleet. With seaplane support added, then, these same tools now extend to water-condition scheduling and maintenance tracking for float aircraft - giving operators visibility across land and water fleets without the need to switch between separate systems.
This approach has already been put into practice: eAvio currently supports an operator running both land-based and water-based airfields within a single flight school. The company explains that this arrangement has shown its platform's ability to manage mixed operations from one central account - handling maintenance scheduling, billing, and flight tracking regardless of where each aircraft takes off or lands.
“Managing your organization is now faster and more intuitive,” adds a company representative. “The administration interface has been redesigned with support for dark mode, global search, improved navigation, additional filters, and a more informative dashboard. Everyday administrative tasks require fewer clicks, making it easier to find information and manage aircraft, members, training records, and finances.”
And beyond seaplane operations, eAvio is also working to connect its platform to other specialized aviation niches - including fire brigade air support activities. According to the company, this reflects a broader strategy of adapting its tools to the operational realities of different aviation sectors, expanding its focus beyond conventional flight schools and clubs.
Interested parties can request a live presentation of the eAvio platform and more at: https://eavio.aero
Contact Info:
Name: Gregor Čepek
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Organization: eAvio d.o.o.
Address: Jadranska cesta 28, Maribor, Maribor 2000, Slovenia
Website: https://eavio.aero
Source: NewsNetwork
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