From first briefing to training day

Purchase or lease, one capability or the full Arena: the acquisition journey from first briefing to training day, support and quality assurance.

Purchase or lease, start with one capability or the full Arena. Here is how an acquisition works, and what you can expect at each step.

Choose the route that fits

Purchase

Own the system, with a support service alongside.

Lease

A period that fits your budget, with extension options.

Start small, grow

One capability now, the full Arena later, on one platform.

Eight steps to training day

Briefing

Your fleet, OFP and training goals.

Demo and site survey

Fly it yourself; we check the room.

Budget estimate

Non-binding, for your planning or your RFI.

Quotation

Issued once the requirements are defined.

Contract

Direct, or through your preferred route.

Delivery

Build, configure, install and train: months, not years.

Acceptance

Site acceptance test against your baseline.

Support and evolve

Updates follow your aircraft.

What you can count on

Support after delivery

Warranty and tiered support defined in each contract, from business-hours service to 24/7 coverage. Software keeps pace with your aircraft's OFP.

Quality built into delivery

Processes based on ISO 9001:2015, a contract-specific quality plan, delivery under NATO government quality assurance, and Certificates of Conformity at delivery.

What buyers ask

Can you support classified set-ups?

Yes. Configurations are country-specific, and we use a secure channel on request.

Who owns the software?

ArenaLogic holds 100% of its IPR; the software is licensed to you.

Does it upgrade with the jet?

It is built in: updates follow your aircraft's OFP.

Start with a budget briefing

Tell us your fleet, scope and timeline. We will walk you through the options and give you what you need for planning.