49 AirportImprovement.com October 2026 INFO TECHNOLOGY BLI their current solutions, we took the request as an opportunity to make significant improvement on their processes throughout his staff,” says Wynn. Receiving specific input about what BLI wanted was a big help, she adds. Rodriguez provided Veoci a 250-page PowerPoint presentation detailing what he hoped to accomplish with the upgrade, and the team worked through every slide in the long document together. Regulatory Compliance and Airfield Operations In Wynn’s assessment, the software updates were most needed for the Airfield Operations Department—employees who log in regularly, have to meet daily FAA requirements and record a lot of data for historical reasons. “We redesigned the forms to make it easier and more efficient for BLI employees to complete these reports as efficiently as possible,” she remarks. “Since people in our Aviation Division work with many other airports to meet FAA regulatory compliance, this is one area in which we were especially helpful to BLI officials. We upgraded the forms and worked with the FAA to ensure they meet their needs for Part 139 rules. “Our software is flexible, and can be adjusted to comply with changes in government regulations,” she adds. No extra equipment or hardware was needed to install the new software because it is cloud-based. Training for All Because BLI staff members have a wide variety of computer skills, adjusting to the software upgrades was easier for some than for others. As an extra benefit to the airport, Veoci offered three different levels of online classes, with various company personnel serving as instructors. Rodriguez describes the classes as very productive. “Most of our managers were already computer literate, but some of our people in other departments struggled at first,” he relates. “But now, everyone can log in and use a tablet to input data.” Veoci instructors also taught some BLI managers how to change or modify certain forms themselves. “We expect this skill set to be very useful to us in the future, especially with ever-changing government requirements,” Rodriguez remarks. A Positive Report Card In the year since the update was finished, Rodriguez has noticed big improvements across the board in the airport’s recordkeeping. “By modernizing our forms and expanding the software’s capabilities, we have streamlined workflows and significantly improved operational efficiency across the airport,” he relates. “Data has been inputted more accurately, and in less time. In addition, the FAA and other government agencies have praised us for submitting clean and error-free reports. Overall, the new software system has reduced stress for all our employees—not to mention myself!” www.sprung.com | 1 800 528 9899 | info@sprung.com ALLENTOWN | ATLANTA | CALGARY | DUBAI | DUBLIN | HOUSTON | LOS ANGELES | SALT LAKE CITY | SAN FRANCISCO | TORONTO • Widths from 30’ to 200’ by any length • Limited foundation requirements Emergency Equipment Storage Airport Solution of the Month Flexible solutions for terminal and airport operations: Also suitable for: • Snow removal equipment storage • Vehicle inspection facilities • Auxiliary baggage handling structures • Year-round climate control • Lease or purchase options available ATL, Atlanta, Georgia
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