Airline
ArticleAirline Rule Management
In the dynamic aviation industry, effective management of crew planning rules is essential for maintaining compliance, optimizing operations, and ensuring the safety and well-being of crew members. Airlines face the ongoing challenge of integrating and updating complex rules derived from regulatory requirements, union agreements, and operational guidelines. A structured, centralized approach to managing these rules […]
ArticleAirline Disruption Management
In today’s fast-paced world, disruptions in air travel are inevitable and can have significant impacts onairlines. From unexpected technical issues to unforeseen weather events – the list of potential disruptions is endless. However, amidst these challenges lies an opportunity: our innovative disruption management system, Orbit. By integrating cutting-edge technology and mathematical optimization, Orbit offers a […]
ArticleThe Future of Crew Sourcing and Training
Which trends will influence pilot demand and how can the airline industry prepare? If we fade out the corona pandemic for a moment and recall the news about pilot shortage from two years ago, the picture was clear and transparent
ArticleWill Rapid Covid-19 Testing at Airports Get The Industry Back in the Air?
What is the solution? How can the industry find its feet and regain the trust and confidence of travelers around the globe? How can travel be seamless and hassle free during the time of Covid?
ArticlePumping up the Volume
A quick guide to Airline Network Ramp-up, including insights on restoring airline networks under immense uncertainty as well as a five step guide to grow a network.
Case StudyCreating an Efficient Operations Workforce
Not long ago, aviation leaders and analysts were applauding another year of strong growth in air traffic and profitability.
Case StudyCreating an Efficient Security Workforce
Business leaders have been diligently working to mitigate the disastrous, unexpected impact and risks presented to their employees, customers, and shareholders by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
ArticleSmart Handling of Failure
In 2018, total cost from disruptions in airline schedules worldwide amounted to an estimate of more than $60 bn, of which more than $32 bn were due to avoidable causes.
ArticleThe Airline Jump and Run – How precision and Agility are Now Key
Around the globe airlines are in the process ramp-up operations. Given the uncertainty that continues to persist globally, this will be a jump-and-run exercise that requires considering several factors.
ArticleForesee the Unforeseeable – Airline Demand Forecasting in Times of COVID-19
The Challenge: Predicting Demand for Air Traffic in a Highly Disruptive Environment The current Corona pandemic has devastated many industries, but only a few with the vigor that struck the aviation sector. Under the impression of international travel bans and national lock-downs, customers were unable or unwilling to travel anymore. Thus, airlines were forced to […]