We are delighted to welcome you back to the 19th Annual Flight Operations Conference. 2026 has been a challenging year, highlighting strong reasons for airlines and operators to build resilience and practice threat avoidance but also grasping the positive opportunities available from new and powerful IT solutions, the focus of this conference.
Digital capabilities are indispensable in modern Flight Ops. Efficient processes, informed decisions, integrated and enhanced IT platforms need data, with digital solutions to collect and process it, for safety and efficiency benefits to be realised. For airlines and operators, the challenge is to unlock those digitization benefits. Added to that, the global drive to carbon net zero remains high on Flight Operations’ priorities and agendas. Other challenges for flight planning and fuel management include global uncertainties resulting from conflicts and global instabilities as well as extreme weather events closing airspace. The rise in demand for flying, the pressure on turnaround times, political and economic tensions remain challenges for aircraft operations.
This year’s Flight Operations Conference will showcase the best solutions to address these challenges with a positive outlook. Processes and tools to plan and build long-term resilience will point the way to a better managed future. Digital flight deck and operations, sustainable aviation, the latest real-time flight deck Apps, on-ground and flight deck connectivity and EFFs to ease pilots’ workload will be key-note topics along with the latest ATC developments, using ETLs to integrate flight ops with M&E, aircraft and engines developments and much more.
Along with demos of the latest digital solutions and Apps, airlines and operators get unique opportunities to meet leading flight operations solution vendors, discuss the challenges they face and their priorities. The conference agenda includes case study presentations sharing the experiences of airlines and operators who have already embraced a digital future. The established line-up of industry experts and more will be there to help you unravel and understand what is happening in Flight Operations today and the exciting opportunities available to airlines and operators in the future.
We are excited to see you in London in December.
Ed Haskey | Event Director | Aircraft Commerce
There are various special offers and early booking discounts which make this event extremely cost effective to attend. Airline and Aircraft Operators can benefit from our special VIP delegate scheme. Click on the ‘Register’ link above to see full details.
The Exhibit Hall: Please contact karen@aircraft-commerce.com for enquiries on availability. As of the early October 2026, 1 or 2 stands are remaining.
The Aircraft Commerce / Aircraft IT conferences provide an unmatched opportunity for Flight Operations IT vendors to exhibit their solutions; meet with and demo solutions to airline, operators and independent maintenance provider delegates in attendance responsible for buying, specifying and using IT solutions at their companies.
The two-day agenda includes keynote presentations, case studies, interactive workshops, and IT Vendor Showcases; all delivered by airlines, aircraft operators, OEMs, MROs, Consultants, Regulators and IT Vendors to provide delegates with varied and interesting insights into the key topics in this constantly evolving aviation sector.
Listen to success stories from airlines and operators, and keynote presentations from industry experts covering crucial topics.
British Airways adopted Fusion from The Weather Company, one of the industry’s leading flight following solutions, to support dispatch across its global network. As new data sources, AI capabilities and dispatcher expectations continue to evolve, BA identified the opportunity to move to the next generation of the solution while retaining the specialist functionality its dispatchers rely on every day.
British Airways is now transitioning to Maverick Dispatch, The Weather Company’s cloud-based successor to Fusion, with dispatchers using both Aircraft Situational Displays side by side ahead of full switchover. Maverick Dispatch brings flight tracking, weather, airspace, NOTAMs and airport surface information into one customisable environment, adding AI-generated NOTAM summaries and route comparison against live weather and restricted airspace. BA-specific requirements, such as authorised airports by aircraft type, are configured directly in the platform, and frequent releases are delivering team-requested enhancements quickly, with minimal burden on IT.
Attendees will learn how British Airways is approaching a phased, side-by-side transition without disrupting the operation, how dispatchers are shaping the rollout, and the lessons for airlines planning a similar evolution.
Operating across a complex and dynamic environment, Azul Airlines has been working to improve operational efficiency across flight operations and operational control while balancing fuel consumption, emissions, and overall operational performance. Improving visibility across operations and enabling better-informed decisions are key to identifying efficiencies and responding effectively to operational challenges.
Azul selected SITA Mission Watch to provide real-time flight tracking and weather intelligence, helping operational teams anticipate disruption, make better-informed decisions, and improve coordination across flight operations. The solution supports more efficient flight planning and operational control, contributing to improved fuel efficiency and overall operational performance.
Attendees will learn how Azul is leveraging technology to support better decision-making, optimise flight operations, and improve fuel efficiency.
As Wizz Air continued to expand its operations, digitising aircraft loading and flight-deck workflows became increasingly important to improving turnaround efficiency, maintaining accurate aircraft configuration data, and reducing paper-based processes. Manual data entry and outdated aircraft parameters could introduce errors and delays across load control and flight preparation.
Wizz Air implemented a digital loadsheet solution integrated with AvioBook’s Electronic Flight Bag (EFB), connecting load control processes with cockpit workflows. The implementation also introduced a centralised fleet database and integrations with AIMS flight planning and Navitaire GoNow DCS. Together, these systems helped automate load planning and loadsheet issuance, eliminate paper-based processes, and reduce manual input errors and delays associated with outdated aircraft configurations.
Attendees will learn how integrating digital load control with EFB systems can improve data accuracy, streamline information flow between ground teams and flight crews, reduce manual workload, and support faster, more efficient aircraft turnarounds.
As Vueling worked to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions, identifying savings opportunities across daily flight operations required accurate performance data and consistent measurement. Understanding how operational practices influenced fuel consumption was essential to turning fuel-saving initiatives into measurable results.
Through IAG’s adoption of OpenAirlines’ SkyBreathe platform, Vueling gained access to AI-powered flight data analytics to identify fuel-saving opportunities, monitor performance, and support operational decision-making. The initiative formed part of the Group’s wider effort to improve fuel efficiency across its airlines.
Attendees will learn how data-driven fuel management helped airlines identify savings opportunities, reduce fuel burn and CO₂ emissions, and embed continuous improvement into flight operations.
With fuel representing a significant operating cost, Air Astana sought to take its aircraft performance monitoring and fuel planning further, and identify savings opportunities across every phase of flight. The challenge was to translate aircraft performance data into practical actions for pilots, dispatchers, and fuel management teams while maintaining safety and operational efficiency.
Building on a partnership with StorkJet that began in 2019, Air Astana expanded its fuel-efficiency programme through AdvancedAPM, FuelPro, and FlyGuide. These solutions combine tail-specific aircraft performance models, fuel analytics, and pilot-focused flight guidance to improve fuel planning, measure savings initiatives, and optimise flight profiles. Air Astana also introduced LAB, a private AI agent trained in fuel efficiency designed to accelerate flight data analysis and uncover further efficiency opportunities.
Attendees will learn how Air Astana has developed a fleet-wide, data-driven fuel-efficiency strategy, combining aircraft performance monitoring, AI-powered analytics, and pilot engagement to reduce fuel consumption, lower emissions, and improve operational performance.
Aviation’s transition to lower-carbon operations depends on more than technological progress. Scaling Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) requires airlines, fuel producers, technology developers, corporate customers, and policymakers to work together to overcome supply constraints, manage costs, and establish credible systems for tracking emissions reductions.
This keynote will explore how commercial partnerships, long-term fuel purchase agreements, and digital Book & Claim mechanisms can help accelerate SAF adoption. It will examine how airlines can connect fuel suppliers and corporate customers through transparent procurement and carbon-accounting frameworks, while turning early initiatives into scalable decarbonisation pathways.
Attendees will gain insight into the commercial, operational, and collaborative approaches needed to scale SAF, strengthen market confidence, and accelerate aviation’s transition towards net zero.
Managing flight operations documentation across a complex airline environment requires frequent updates to manuals, procedures, and operational guidelines. Paper-based processes and fragmented documentation can increase administrative workload, complicate revision management, and make it harder for flight crews and ground teams to access the latest approved information.
Lufthansa Airlines uses Volabase from Lufthansa Industry Solutions to support the digital management and distribution of operational documentation. The platform brings document authoring, revision control, approval workflows, and access to current information into a connected environment, helping streamline documentation processes, improve consistency, and support more efficient collaboration across operational teams.
Attendees will learn how digital documentation platforms can reduce manual workload, strengthen revision control, improve regulatory compliance, and ensure flight and ground teams have timely access to accurate operational information.
As SalamAir expanded its fleet and network, modernising flight operations and reducing reliance on paper-based cockpit processes became increasingly important. Improving access to operational information, streamlining workflows, and strengthening coordination between flight crews and ground teams were key priorities in supporting efficient and scalable operations.
SalamAir selected Lagary’s One digital operations platform to bring flight planning, documentation, electronic reporting, digital forms, and operational handovers into a connected environment. Through applications including NavOne and DocuOne, the platform supports more integrated workflows, improves access to operational information, and helps standardise processes across the airline.
Attendees will learn how SalamAir approached the transition to a unified digital operations platform, the practical lessons from implementation, and how connected digital workflows can reduce manual processes, improve operational visibility, and support a paperless flight deck.
As Centrum Air expanded its operations, standardising flight preparation workflows and maintaining consistent access to operational information became increasingly important. Streamlining flight documentation, reducing manual reporting, and improving information exchange between pilots and ground teams were key priorities in supporting efficient day-to-day operations and future fleet growth.
Centrum Air selected EFBOne from International Flight Support (IFS) to support its digital flight operations. The platform provides a centralised environment for electronic flight folders and flight reporting, supporting pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight workflows. Its implementation involves configuring the platform to align with existing flight crew procedures and operational requirements, while supporting regulatory compliance and crew adoption.
Attendees will learn how Centrum Air is approaching EFB implementation, the practical considerations involved in digitising flight operations, and how an integrated platform can reduce paperwork, standardise workflows, and provide a scalable foundation for future growth.
As airlines seek to reduce fuel consumption, emissions, and operating costs, optimising flight paths requires more than effective pre-flight planning. Changing weather, air traffic, and airspace restrictions can create opportunities to improve routing, altitude, and speed throughout the flight, making real-time decision support increasingly valuable.
JetBlue selected PACE’s Flight Profile Optimizer with SmartRoutes (FPO-SR), deploying real-time flight optimisation across its A320 family, A220, and E190 fleets. The solution combines aircraft-specific performance modelling with real-time weather, traffic, and airspace information to optimise lateral and vertical flight profiles. By providing flight crews with updated recommendations throughout the flight, it supports more informed decisions and closer alignment between cockpit operations and fuel-efficiency objectives.
Attendees will learn how real-time flight path optimisation can help airlines identify fuel-saving opportunities, reduce emissions, and improve operational efficiency through better-informed decisions across every phase of flight.
As airline operations become increasingly data driven, flight crews must manage growing volumes of operational information while maintaining focus on safe and efficient flight operations. For Cathay Pacific, simplifying access to critical flight information and reducing operational complexity became essential to improving pilot decision making and workflow efficiency.
To support this, Cathay Pacific developed its Electronic Flight Folder (EFF), bringing together flight planning, weather, operational communications, fuel management, aircraft data, and real-time updates within a single pilot interface. The platform has reduced pilot workload, improved situational awareness, strengthened collaboration between flight crews and operations teams, and enhanced day-to-day flight operations.
Attendees will learn how digital flight folder platforms can reduce operational complexity, improve decision making, and enhance efficiency across the flight deck.
In this presentation, Singapore-based aerodynamics R&D company deltaBurn outlines its latest innovations applied to existing aircraft propulsion systems. Based on proprietary developments in fluid dynamics, these modifications enhance the aerodynamic performance of propulsion disks. While current fan blade designs are highly advanced, they remain constrained by known performance limits. deltaBurn’s technology addresses these constraints, enabling improved thrust output for a given torque.
Attendees will learn about the technology’s background, current status, and key findings from 2025 test results.
[This presentation will challenge traditional assumptions; the technology is not conceptual, it is very real. The demonstration jet has been flown to FL450 & Mach 0.80, way beyond the normal flight envelope of the aircraft].
As flight operations become increasingly digital, airlines face the challenge of evolving Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) capabilities beyond individual applications towards a more integrated, strategic approach. Aligning technology, flight crew needs, operational workflows, and long-term business objectives is essential to ensuring that EFB investments deliver meaningful value across the operation.
In this keynote, United Airlines will share its EFB vision and strategy, exploring the priorities shaping the next phase of digital flight operations. The session will examine how airlines can approach EFB evolution, align technology decisions with pilot workflows, and build a roadmap that supports operational efficiency, usability, and future innovation.
Attendees will gain insight into how a strategic EFB vision can guide technology investment, improve the flight crew experience, and support the continued digital transformation of airline operations.
Operating a diverse fleet across scheduled services, charter flights, cargo, and medical evacuations requires accurate planning and close coordination between operational teams. For Amelia, managing different aircraft types and a wide range of missions made reliable flight planning, crew scheduling, and timely information exchange essential to maintaining safe, efficient, and responsive operations.
Amelia implemented Leon Software to support flight planning, crew scheduling, and information sharing across its departments. The platform helps coordinate activities across its mixed fleet of Embraer, ATR, and Airbus aircraft, providing teams with a more consistent flow of operational information to support daily decision-making and operational control. This integrated approach helps the airline manage varied mission requirements while supporting coordination across its different business activities.
Attendees will learn how Amelia benefited from an integrated flight operations platform to coordinate a diverse fleet, streamline planning and crew management, improve information flow, and support efficient operations across multiple aviation business models.
Managing aircraft weight and balance across a busy airline operation requires accurate loading data, reliable calculations, and close coordination between ground teams and flight crews. Manual processes and disconnected systems can increase workload, delay loadsheet production, and create challenges in maintaining consistent control over aircraft loading.
Vueling chose Flyware’s digital weight and balance solutions to streamline load planning and loadsheet generation, improve data accuracy, and support better integration with passenger, cargo, fuel, and flight scheduling systems. By digitising load control processes and improving the flow of information between ground operations and the flight deck, the solution helps Vueling simplify operational workflows and manage aircraft loading more efficiently.
Attendees will learn why Vueling selected Flyware, how the solution has helped streamline load control, reduce manual workload, improve loading accuracy, and support faster turnarounds, as well as the practical benefits of digital weight and balance management in a busy airline operation.
The expansion of aviation sustainability regulations is creating new monitoring, reporting, and verification requirements for airlines. Alongside emissions reporting under established schemes, operators must address ReFuelEU Aviation obligations covering sustainable aviation fuel uptake and the emerging requirements for monitoring and reporting non-CO₂ climate effects, including contrails and nitrogen oxides.
This keynote from ETSverification will explore how airlines can navigate these evolving requirements, from verifying SAF-related data and fuel reporting to preparing accurate non-CO₂ effects reports under the EU ETS framework. It will examine the data, verification processes, and practical compliance considerations involved in meeting regulatory obligations across different emissions schemes.
Attendees will gain insight into the evolving regulatory landscape, the challenges of emissions data collection and verification, and practical approaches to strengthening compliance readiness across aviation sustainability reporting.
As electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) programmes progress towards commercial operations, airlines are assessing how these new aircraft could fit into existing aviation networks and create new business opportunities. However, questions remain around programme maturity, the commercial outlook, and the practical benefits these aircraft could bring to established airline operations.
This keynote from EA Maven will examine the current AAM landscape, including active aircraft programmes, relative levels of maturity, and the emerging order book. It will then explore the potential airline business case through a UK route network, assessing whether eVTOL aircraft could open access to previously underserved destinations, create new route opportunities, or feed passengers into existing airline hubs.
Attendees will gain insight into the maturity of the eVTOL market, the potential role of Advanced Air Mobility in airline networks, and how these aircraft could create new connectivity and passenger-feeding opportunities.
Paper-based aircraft technical logs can create administrative overhead, introduce transcription errors, and delay the flow of defect information between flight crews and maintenance teams. Moving to a paperless process requires reliable digital reporting, real-time data synchronisation, and integration with existing maintenance systems.
AMOSeTL, Swiss AviationSoftware’s electronic technical log solution within AMOS, enables pilots and maintenance engineers to record defects, monitor aircraft status, and exchange information digitally. Integrated with AMOSmobile/EXEC, the solution connects cockpit reporting with maintenance workflows, supporting faster defect communication, improved data consistency, and more efficient return-to-service processes. A fleet-wide rollout demonstrated how a phased implementation, extensive operational testing, and aviation authority approval can support the transition to paperless technical logs.
Attendees will learn how integrated electronic technical logs can streamline defect reporting, improve cockpit-to-maintenance coordination, reduce manual data handling, and support more efficient aircraft turnarounds.
Operating in extreme climates creates challenges for aircraft ground operations, particularly in managing Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) usage and maintaining comfortable cabin temperatures. Balancing passenger comfort with fuel efficiency, maintenance costs, and on-time performance requires timely operational insights and better coordination between flight and ground teams.
A collaborative initiative between AVIATAR, Lufthansa Technik, and FlightWatching deployed a digital solution across an airline’s fleet. Integrated into AVIATAR without requiring aircraft modifications, the solution combines real-time APU monitoring, predictive cabin cooling recommendations, and advanced analytics to support more informed operational decisions. Within one year, the airline reported a 25% reduction in APU usage, alongside fuel and maintenance savings and improvements in operational efficiency.
Attendees will learn how predictive analytics and integrated digital tools can help airlines reduce APU usage, lower costs, improve cabin comfort, and support more efficient ground operations.
Generating an optimised flight route involves far more than simply pressing a button. Flight planning systems must process multiple data sources, account for operational and regulatory constraints, and evaluate variables that can change from one flight to the next. Ensuring that a route is flyable, compliant, and operationally efficient requires these factors to be assessed together.
This keynote from Air Support will explore the data inputs and decision-making processes behind automated route generation. It will examine the variables flight planning systems must consider on a flight-by-flight basis and how these influence route selection, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency.
Attendees will gain insight into the complexity of modern flight planning, the data required to generate viable routes, and how technology supports safe, compliant, and optimised flight operations.
Airport congestion can trigger holding delays, increase fuel consumption, and drive up operating costs. Anticipating congestion before aircraft reach busy hubs creates an opportunity for airlines, air traffic management, and other stakeholders to coordinate earlier and make better-informed operational decisions.
Thales’ Air-Ground Collaboration innovation project explores how machine learning can detect and predict congestion early enough to enable coordinated action. Currently being concept-tested with major partners, the initiative focuses on translating predictive insights into practical operational decisions before congestion affects arriving aircraft.
Attendees will gain insight into how predictive analytics and collaborative decision-making can help reduce holding delays, minimise unnecessary fuel burn, and improve operational efficiency at congested hub airports.
Join us for the Conference closing remarks, and your chance to win a USD $300.00 Amazon Voucher in our prize draw.
Business cards will be collected at the beginning of the refreshment break. The prize draw will be made at the end of the Chairman’s closing remarks. You have to be in the room to win the US $ 300.00 Amazon voucher – Good luck!
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Airlines and Aircraft Operators have the choice of two VIP delegate registration options:
VIP Delegate Option 1: EURO € 275.00 / UK £ 260.00 / US $ 330.00 – includes 2 night’s accommodation at the conference hotel.
VIP Delegate Option 2: EURO € 95.00 / UK £ 80.00 / US $ 105.00
All other delegates, including: consultants, IT Vendors, OEMs, etc., please select the ‘All Other Delegates’ option: EURO € 950.00 / UK £ 795.00 / US $ 1065.00 – This option does NOT include accommodation*
* These are Early Bird prices – the prices will increase at close of business on the 4th November to EURO € 1,270.00 / UK £ 1,125.00 / US $ 1,395.00
All prices will have 20% UK VAT added at check-out
All delegate places include:
– Conference materials
– Access to event App
– Meals and Refreshments (Breakfasts, Lunches, Coffee Breaks on the 2nd and 3rd December)
– 2 hour Cocktail reception on the 2nd December
By registering using this form, it is assumed that you accept our Terms & Conditions, which you can find HERE.
Price range: $105.00 through $1,065.00
| Delegate type | Airline & Aircraft Operators VIP Delegate Option 1 (including 2 night accommodation), Airline & Aircraft Operators VIP Delegate Option 2, MRO Facilities VIP Delegate Option 1 (including 2 night accommodation), MRO Facilities VIP Delegate Option 2, All Other Delegates (Consultants, OEMs, IT Vendors etc) |
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Atrium Hotel
Great South-West Road
Feltham
TW14 0AW
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 208 759 6611
CLICK HERE for hotel website.
We have reserved a block of rooms for our delegates at the conference hotel (Atrium Hotel, Heathrow). For further instructions on how book a room at this hotel, please CLICK HERE.
Please note: The group rate will be available up until 27th November or until they are all purchased therefore, we kindly urge you to make your room reservations early.
Parking
The Car Park at the hotel is £4.00 an hour, overnight parking will be charged at a discounted rate of £10.00
Distances and Travel Times from Heathrow Airport
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AVIOBOOK, a Thales Group company, is uniquely positioned to bring together the latest robust technologies to design world-class, secure, easy-to-use software and hardware solutions for all types of aircraft. With extensive experience in software and hardware, our innovative solutions maximise the efficiency of aircraft and their crew. We provide integrated applications, systems, and services to increase operational efficiency and enhance operational decision making.
Software: Our AVIOBOOK application suite
Pilots, cabin crew, dispatchers and ground staff can use the AVIOBOOK application suite anywhere. It has been designed not only to facilitate the day-to-day tasks of flight stakeholders but to break down the communication silos that prevent data from getting into the right hands.
AvioBook Flight – The all-in-one solutions for pilots
All the information pilots need is within reach, integrated with the back office & tailored to your airline procedures. AvioBook’s intuitive, user-friendly EFB provides your teams with smart data that flows across the various modules. We simplify flight processes so your pilots can focus on what is important.
AvioBook Cabin – An intuitive application for cabin crew
AvioBook Cabin is an intuitive product in which all the data flows seamlessly from the flight deck and ground, right to your tablet or smartphone. Quickly retrieve catering or flight information and go for an unparalleled level of operational performance and customer service.
AvioBook Connect – Secure communication connecting everyone
AvioBook Connect organises all users into flight groups automatically created and updated for each flight. Share live updates, monitor the flight status or simply check in with your crew members. Connect can include additional stakeholders, like catering or contract maintenance, depending on the needs of your airline.
AvioBook Tech – Helps maintenance work smoothly
With instant access to unambiguous, detailed defect reports; technicians will be able to anticipate maintenance actions, work more efficiently and keep your MOCC informed every step of the way. Go for maximum operational performance with minimal margin for error and faster turnaround times.
AvioBook Base – Managing EFB and aircraft data has never been easier
The process of organising and pushing relevant data to the crew and ground staff devices is just the tip of the iceberg. Keep the cockpit connected and maximise safety with AvioBook Base. For OCCs and dispatchers, Base Globe will enhance operational awareness.
AvioCast – Stay connected every step of the way
AvioCast is an innovative, patented concept that is unique on the market. Our 3-in-1 QAR/AID/WAP solution allows you to wirelessly offload FDM data and share live updates with the crew. Keep your aircraft connected & your data secure while minimising installation and certification costs.
PACE Aerospace & IT, a TXT Group Company, develops and distributes software applications for aircraft and engine manufacturers, civil and military operators, maintenance services and leasing companies. A wide range of turn-key and bespoke solutions helps to optimize key aspects of customers’ business processes, from marketing and design to customization and operations.
TXT, founded in 1989 and based in Milan, is an international IT Group, end-to-end provider of consultancy, software services and solutions, supporting the digital transformation of customers’ products and core processes. With a proprietary software portfolio and deep expertise in vertical domains, TXT operates across different markets, with a growing footprint in Aerospace, Aviation, Defense, Industrial, Government and Fintech.
We make operational efficiency fly – save up to 4% fuel with PACE EFB applications
Our operational efficiency management solutions are based on the unique ability to determine the most cost-efficient, or ECON, trajectory for a specific set of flight conditions, which then serves as a point of reference for economic decisions on board as well as statistical analysis on the ground.
The leading application for EFB-based vertical flight profile optimization, Pacelab Flight Profile Optimizer complements the functional scope of current on-board technology and offers significantly higher fuel-saving potential than the flight management system alone. Calculations with Pacelab Flight Profile Optimizer are based on the best available performance data (first-principles data) and live WX and aircraft data. The software continuously determines the most cost-efficient flight trajectory for the remaining route to destination and supplies an adjusted cost index which can be fed to the FMS. Constraints provided with the briefing package are respected automatically. With the ECON trajectory as a reference, Pacelab Flight Profile Optimizer is able to pinpoint the available cost savings potential for every instant of the flight, giving concise information about fuel burn, overall cost and delay; the latter provides additional support for managing on-time performance.
Get the most out of your fleet – with Pacelab Mission Suite: Route and aircraft mission analysis software
An additional component of the PACE operations productivity catalog is Pacelab Mission Suite. Pacelab Mission Suite (PLMS) is an integrated software solution which supports stra-tegic and tactical statistical analysis of an aircraft’s enroute performance and economics.
PLMS allows the customer to tailor the analysis of payload-range and mission efficiency to the airlines specific business practices and economic models. In addition to route-by-route analysis; PLMS has the power to conduct “what if” analysis of an entire route structure with a single “click”. This is all done within a robust and proven software environment.
Our EFB and aircraft performance solutions will be presented live at our booth. For more detailed information, please get in touch with Oliver Späth (oliver.spaeth@txtgroup.com) or visit our website at www.pace.de.
Orlando Suite for TechPubs is a powerful all-in-one Document Management System. With Orlando, Airlines are able to manage all manuals and users in a single and easy to use solution.
Orlando Suite is a software solution to store, edit, publish, distribute and consult Flight Ops and Maintenance & Engineering manuals as well as Airlines in-house manuals.
Orlando supports the main aeronautics documentation standards (ATA Spec 2300, ATA iSpec 2200, S1000D), manufacturers specific data models (Airbus, Boeing, ATR, …) and DITA XML open standard for Airlines in-house manuals.
The Orlando Suite is composed of seven modules designed by TechPubs functional experts, and provides an efficient and business-oriented documentation management workflow. Thanks to the Orlando Suite, Airlines can, in particular:
– save Time and Cost with a shorten document revision process and a streamlined solution for all manuals and staff.
– improve Safety and Compliance by accessing to the right information at the right time for the right person.
Orlando relies on Big Data technology that improves the user experience by offering super-fast browsing and searching features. The Orlando Suite is a full-web service available as a cloud-based SaaS solution and includes an iOS mobile application which supports both online and offline consultation.
In addition, Orlando customers benefit from premium support delivered by a dedicated experts team who knows the aeronautics business and speaks the end-users language. This team is committed to assisting Orlando customers at every stage of the documentation management workflow.
Orlando© Suite, an Infotel product
Orlando Suite for TechPubs is part of the Infotel group, a French IT Consultancy and Software Editing company. More info on www.infotel.com
