GAMIT’s ROAM Wins 5-year European Cargo Digital Records Management Contract

Stansted Airport, 13.10.2025 – GAMIT Ltd (an AMAC Aerospace Company), based in Stansted, UK has been awarded a five year contract to digitize the technical records of European Cargo’s fleet using the aerospace industry leading software produced by GAMIT called ROAM (Records Online Asset Management) which is a digital records management solution.

A solution European Cargo will utilize ROAM to enhance efficiency its operations and seamlessly manage the technical documentation generated by its fleet, using ROAM’s unique functions and integrations to monitor & manage airworthiness compliance.

Priit Kimmel, Airworthiness Manager at European Cargo, says:

“At European Cargo, we are continuously seeking innovative solutions that enhance efficiency, compliance, and operational visibility. Selecting ROAM as our technical records management platform represents a key step in our digital transformation journey. The system’s intuitive design, powerful data analytics, and secure accessibility align perfectly with our commitment to maintaining the highest airworthiness standards. We’re confident that ROAM will bring significant value to our technical operations as we continue to expand our global cargo network.

Chris Leese-Wood, Chief Operating Officer of GAMIT, says:

“We are delighted to be partnering with European Cargo to provide our technical records management solutions. European Cargo has demonstrated remarkable growth and innovation within the air freight sector, and we are proud to support their continued success. Our collaboration reflects a shared commitment to operational excellence, reliability, and forward-thinking digital transformation across the aviation industry.”

About European Cargo

From 2018-2020, European acquired a total of sixteen Airbus A340 passenger aircraft from a variety of carriers – Virgin Atlantic, Etihad Airways and Iberia. European Cargo began operations in April 2020 when its parent company, European Aviation, responded to an urgent charter request by the UK government for PPE transport from Malaysia. The carrier operated an initial series of freight services with the aircraft which were painted in commemorative liveries as a tribute to the British National Health Service. There then followed over 400 charter flights with both PPE and testing kits. In 2022, European Cargo began converting its widebody fleet into a permanent freighter configuration (the aircraft had been operating as temporary “preighters” – passenger aircraft temporarily repurposed for freight operations), with the first of these certified by the EASA in December of that year. In April 2023, the first operations commenced with three times weekly flights scheduled between Bournemouth (BOH) and Chengdu (CTU). A second aircraft followed in August and a third in November, all operating on the same routing. In March 2024, flights commenced from Haikou (HAK). The conversion process continues, with a fourth aircraft operational in July, a fifth converted by August and the sixth aircraft operational by September.