UNSPSC 25202907: Aeronautical information management system

The Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) System is a portal that allows pilots, airline operators and other Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) users to access the latest flight information as well as submit e-flight plans.

UNSPSC 25202907 Aeronautical information management system, a Commodity code, covers software and systems that collect, process, and distribute aeronautical data to support flight operations, navigation, and airfield management. State and local governments procure these systems primarily through airport authorities and regional aviation departments to maintain compliance with Federal Aviation Administration standards, manage real-time flight information, publish notices to airmen (NOTAMs), and track airspace usage. The systems typically integrate weather data, runway status, aircraft movement logs, and regulatory updates into centralized platforms accessible to pilots, ground crews, and air traffic control personnel. Issuing bodies are predominantly airport authorities and municipal aviation departments rather than general-purpose state or local agencies; aviation-specific special-purpose districts also solicit under this code when managing regional airfields.

The source provides no recent state and local contract opportunities under this code. Without posted solicitations identifying specific jurisdictions, response dates, notice types, or representative work scopes, geographic activity and current market engagement cannot be determined from available data. Firms pursuing aeronautical information systems in the state and local sector should monitor airport authority procurement channels directly and establish relationships with regional aviation authorities to identify RFP or RFQ activity as it emerges.