A warm welcome back to the Airline & Aerospace MRO & Flight Operations IT Conference – APAC 2025. As well as addressing continuing industry challenges, there will also be a sharp focus on technologies to ensure that aviation can face the future with confidence.
This year, aircraft operations are challenged with growing instability, conflict and global tensions. Over and above that, the drive to net zero continues to gather momentum. The need to manage costs and ever-evolving regulation are unchanged plus the rise of new technologies such as AI is opening the way to new opportunities and efficiencies. So many interconnected challenges would be impossible to address without digital solutions. Digital transformation of processes is essential today.
IT is at the heart of modern airline and aviation processes and holds the key for sustainability and future growth. The benefits of digitization are clear; agility, flexibility and capability to address whatever the future holds: unlocking those benefits is the challenge. No airline would consider operating without IT today but matching the right IT solution to your particular business model and process needs is the key to success.
In the sold-out Exhibition Hall at this 2-day conference, airlines, operators and MROs will enjoy unrivalled access to a range of leading vendors to discuss their own challenges and priorities and see demos of the latest digital solutions. In addition, there will be the usual opportunity to listen to a full conference agenda of case studies from airlines, operators and MROs, sharing their own digital journeys implementing new and modern IT solutions, including what they have gained and what they have learned.
We look forward to seeing you in Bangkok in October.
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 / Aircraft Operators & MROs can benefit from our special VIP delegate scheme. Click on the ‘Register’ link above to see full details.
The Exhibit Hall is Sold Out! Please contact ed.haskey@aircraft-commerce.com to be added to a waiting list, and for 2026 enquiries.
The Aircraft Commerce / Aircraft IT conferences provide an unmatched opportunity for MRO / M&E IT & 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 of presentations, workshops and vendor showcases allows delegates to gather information and get an overview of exhibiting vendors in one focused event giving them a great insight to available solutions for any ongoing or planned IT projects.
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 digital success stories from airlines and MROs covering a wide spectrum of M&E / MRO and Flight Operations IT technology and processes. Companies presenting include: Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Aviation Services, Etihad, Smartwings, IndiGo, Indamer Technics, Bangkok Airways, SolitAir Nauru Airlines, Fly BeOnd, TransNusa, ICF and more…
The agenda is divided into M&E / MRO IT and Flight Operations IT tracks for each day. Use the accordions below to see the full and varied content for each day and plan which presentations or Vendor Showcases to attend. Alternatively, download a side-by-side full agenda document (PDF).
Look out for the prize draw session at the end of day two, and your chance to win a US $ 300.00 Amazon Voucher.
There are only 60 seats available for this Workshop session – includes Coffee Break: 15:30 – 16:00.
Workshop Overview:
During this Workshop session you’ll learn how Artificial Intelligence and a custom toolkit can be / are used to:
Workshop Hosted by: Allan Bachan, VP, ICF and supported by Interfacing Technologies.
When Thai Aviation Services (TAS) set out to modernize its documentation processes, the goal was to build an agile, compliant, and resilient framework to support high-tempo offshore helicopter operations. With crews often deployed in remote environments, TAS needed a solution that could streamline authoring and distribution of manuals, ensure real-time accuracy, and provide reliable offline access.
In this case study, you will see how TAS digitized company-wide manuals to enhance compliance oversight, reduce manual workload, and improve audit readiness with automated version control through Web Manuals. Pilots and engineers now benefit from mobile access to up-to-date operational content, enabling faster decision-making and greater confidence in day-to-day operations.
This session will highlight how TAS strengthened safety oversight, accelerated manual updates, and built a digital foundation that positions the operator to respond swiftly to regulatory and operational demands in a complex rotorcraft environment.
When Malaysia Airlines set out to modernize its flight operations, one clear objective stood out: reduce manual workload for dispatchers while improving accuracy, consistency, and efficiency across its network. The airline turned to Lufthansa Systems’ Lido Flight 4D with the Integrated Flight Services (IFS) module to achieve this transformation.
This case study outlines how Malaysia Airlines implemented the Lido Flight 4D IFS module to automate dispatcher workflows that had traditionally been labour-intensive and prone to duplication. By integrating operational data streams directly into the flight planning process, IFS eliminated redundant tasks, minimized the need for manual interventions, and ensured that dispatchers could focus on decision-making rather than data entry.
Attendees will learn how the system delivers “touchless” flight operations by automatically managing routine tasks such as flight plan generation, route validation, and operational updates. The session will also highlight how Malaysia Airlines benefitted from improved data accuracy, faster turnaround in operational decision-making, and increased resilience in handling daily disruptions.
With automation embedded at the core of its dispatch operation, Malaysia Airlines not only improved efficiency but also created a foundation for scaling its operations sustainably. Whether you’re looking at dispatcher productivity, data integrity, or long-term operational resilience, Malaysia Airlines’ journey with Lido Flight 4D IFS provides a strong example of how automation can unlock next-level efficiency in airline operations.
In this case study, Cathay Pacific details its end-to-end transformation of the crew accommodation process through a suite of integrated digital solutions from Accommodations Plus International (API). Faced with complex logistics, high costs, and manual processes across a global network, Cathay Pacific deployed a fully automated, data-driven system to streamline hotel sourcing, booking, communication, disruption handling, invoicing, and analytics.
Solutions including myCrewCare, ACES, JetRFP, eInvoicing, D•PAX, Insight+, and HotelExpress worked together to automate workflows, enforce policy rules, and enable real-time visibility across all stakeholders. This transformation has allowed Cathay Pacific to improve crew experience, enhance compliance and cost control, and strengthen operational resilience during irregular operations. The case study also explores how Cathay Pacific is now using data and analytics to drive continuous improvement across its global accommodation network.
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry-leading Flight Ops and EFB Solutions, such as Flight Planning, Flight Ops Management, Communications, Connectivity, Performance, and more; and EFB Software, Hardware and Real-Time Flight Deck Apps. Each Vendor will provide a brief 6-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. Air Support
2. Aviobook
3. (API) Accommodations Plus International
4. ACFTPERFO
5. Avionics Support Group
6. CAE
7. Cathay Technologies
8. Collins
9. Flygpresdanda
10.Lufthansa Systems
11. PIVOT
12. SkyPath
13. Synapse
14. Smart4Aviation
This case study explores how the airlines can apply AI for predictive risk detection, smarter maintenance planning, and real-time decision support to minimize disruptions.
The session will highlight lessons on integrating AI into safety management systems, balancing innovation with regulatory compliance, and preparing teams for a future where safety and technology work hand in hand. The session will also highlight challenges faced—such as change management, data integration, and workforce adoption—and how the airline is overcoming these to prepare for a future defined by AI-driven aviation.
Whether your airline is beginning its digital transformation journey or exploring the role of AI in safety and operational excellence, this session will provide valuable lessons on how to embrace technology to thrive in the new era of aviation.
In this case study, Cathay Pacific unveils its in-house built Electronic Flight Folder (EFF) which has transformed the airline’s operations. You will first delve into the motivation behind creating an in-house EFF, and then the journey to bring the solution to active service. You will see how the solution leverages historical data to empower crew for better decision-making, as well as functionalities like FMC programming and loading, which have simplified the workflow for the crew and improved accuracy. The solution is combined with the airline’s flagship features such as Digital Refueling, Digital EDG, and Ops chat, and has led to significant cost savings and greater operational clarity. Finally, Cathay will outline the next steps to continue harnessing advanced data and AI capabilities to elevate the solution.
When IndiGo embarked on its fuel efficiency transformation, the airline faced the challenge of merging diverse data streams—from ACARS, flight planning and FDR, to load and AOC data—into a unified analytics platform. Working with OpenAirlines since 2021, the team devoted six months to rigorous data validation, ensuring accuracy across all inputs.
As you will see, this case study will cover how IndiGo switched from legacy Excel tracking to a Big Data-driven system powered by machine learning and AI. A key element was joining the SkyBreathe Community, which enabled IndiGo to exchange best practices with other airlines, benchmark operational KPIs, and identify new areas for improvement. With real-time data available within three days of a flight, the airline could quickly spot inefficiencies and address problem areas with precision.
Pilot engagement was further strengthened through the rollout of the SkyBreathe Pilot App, giving crews direct access to their own performance data and encouraging active participation in fuel-saving initiatives.
The results were realized in measurable outcomes: smoother data integration, enhanced decision-making through analytics, empowered pilots, and clear momentum toward cost savings and sustainability—all driven by a collaborative, digital approach.
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry-leading Flight Ops and EFB Solutions, such as Flight Planning, Flight Ops Management, Communications, Connectivity, Performance, and more; and EFB Software, Hardware and Real-Time Flight Deck Apps. Each Vendor will provide a brief 7-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. Skyconseil
2. PACE
3. IBS Software
4. Leon Software
5. The Weather Company
6. aFuel
7. Bytron
8. Garmin
9. International Flight Support
10. Logipad
11. Nabla Mobility
12. NAVBLUE
13. OffBlock
14. FlightKeys
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry leading Aviation Maintenance IT Solutions, such as major end-to-end aircraft maintenance management systems, digital technical records, digital technical documentation, big-data analytics, predictive maintenance, M&E mobile apps and solutions, and more. Each Vendor will provide a brief 6-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. IFS
2. Ultramain
3. TRAX
4. Aerostrat
5. flydocs
6. Lufthansa Technik
7. Swiss Aviation Software
8. GE Software as a Service
9. Comply365
10. AirNXT
11. Asia Digital Engineering (ADE)
12. Open Airlines
13. M3 Solutions
In 2024, Smartwings became the first airline in the Czech Republic to achieve full regulatory approval for replacing traditional paper-based technical logbooks with a digital solution. The deployment of an Electronic Tech Log across the airline’s fleet marks a significant step toward streamlining maintenance workflows, improving data accuracy, and enhancing operational decision-making.
By digitizing the technical logbook process, Smartwings has been able to provide its Maintenance Control Centre with real-time aircraft status updates, enabling faster and more informed responses to operational events. Automated data processing now handles a substantial portion of inputs that previously required manual entry, reducing administrative workload and the potential for errors. The rapid availability of accurate information has also introduced a new perspective on how the airline organizes and coordinates its operational resources.
Smartwings has already observed smoother maintenance operations and a more agile maintenance control function. This case study will explore the journey from paper to a fully digital ETL environment, the integration with existing operational systems, the change management approach for crew and engineering teams, and the lessons learned during the initial rollout.
Smartwings’ implementation demonstrates how moving to an electronic tech log can reshape the pace and efficiency of line maintenance while laying the foundation for deeper digital transformation in the future.
Etihad Airways has established AMOS from Swiss-AS as the backbone of its engineering and maintenance operations, extending its capabilities with AMOSmobile to drive a paperless journey and enable more flexible, digital-first processes across the hangar and line environment.
In parallel, Etihad adopted flydocs to digitize and manage aircraft records while also deploying its Lifecycle Asset Management (LAM) platform. This has improved audit readiness, simplified lease return processes, and provided clearer visibility into asset value. With outsourced support for technical records, data accuracy has been strengthened while freeing engineering staff to focus on higher-value tasks.
Most recently, Etihad has leveraged AVIATAR to turn operational data into actionable insights with advanced analytical capabilities. This case study session will explore how Etihad has brought together AMOS, flydocs, and AVIATAR into a cohesive digital ecosystem. Attendees will learn how these tools, used in combination, have reduced administrative workload, improved compliance and audit readiness, sharpened planning accuracy, and fostered stronger collaboration across engineering, planning, and commercial teams.
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry leading Aviation Maintenance IT Solutions, such as major end-to-end aircraft maintenance management systems, digital technical records, digital technical documentation, big-data analytics, predictive maintenance, M&E mobile apps and solutions, and more. Each Vendor will provide a brief 6-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. Flatirons
2. OMEGA
3. Airbus
4. FLYHT
5. GAMIT
6. OASES
7. Ramco Systems
8. Veryon
9. EXSYN
10. Seabury Solutions
11. Orlando for Tech Pubs
12. Collins
When Air Asia sought to minimize AOG (Aircraft on Ground) delays and enhance operational reliability, the airline faced a familiar hurdle: a fragmented, manual parts sourcing process that was slow, opaque, and expensive.
This case study will look at how Air Asia addressed the challenges of parts procurement and AOG recovery. Traditionally, sourcing was fragmented and time-consuming, often leading to extended delays and higher costs.
By moving to a centralized digital marketplace, AEROTRADE, developed by Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), Air Asia gained wider supplier visibility, quicker access to available inventory, and clearer pricing structures. These improvements helped shorten AOG downtime, improve cost control, and strengthen overall operational resilience—critical advantages for maintaining reliability in a competitive regional market.
In 2017 Joramco embarked on a massive transformation journey to expand and modernize. In 2019 the MRO adopted EmpowerMX an all-digital core platform to transform the MRO operations. In this case study Joramco show how the platform has driven real-time transparency, accountability and safety across the company and is geared to utilize the capability of this mobile platform to transition to a ‘paperless’ environment in support of its planning, hangar execution, logistics, procurement, and stores activities. You will learn how the solution has streamlined processes and improved efficiencies; and you will learn what is next on the digital roadmap embarking towards a ‘paperless’ environment.
In this keynote you will step inside the innovation labs, the cockpit, the control tower and the ramp-side operations across airlines, airports, MROs, ANSPs, and ground handlers to see what the aviation sector is actively investing in right now. The session will explore how companies are using data analytics, artificial intelligence, mobility tools, and bespoke operational technologies to solve real problems across the aviation sector. You will learn not only what technologies are emerging, but how they are being deployed, the challenges organizations face, and what returns (financial, operational, environmental) are already being achieved.
Attendees will learn, for example, how AI is being used not just in planning/scheduling, but in compliance risk, how mobility-first applications (on tablets, EFBs, mobile workforce tools) are shifting workflows, and how data-driven decision making is being scaled across functions. By the end of this keynote, you will come away with insight into which technologies are ready for near-term adoption, which require infrastructure or regulatory support, and which sectors are ahead in innovation.
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry-leading Flight Ops and EFB Solutions, such as Flight Planning, Flight Ops Management, Communications, Connectivity, Performance, and more; and EFB Software, Hardware and Real-Time Flight Deck Apps. Each Vendor will provide a brief 7-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. StorkJet
2. FLYHT
3. Blue One
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry leading solutions designed to assist airlines with digitizing manuals and content for delivery to the flight deck and other key frontline staff. Including end-to-end systems to create, edit, and revise manuals and content; EFB / flight deck Apps; smart and dynamic content, and more. Each Vendor will provide a brief 6-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. Web Manuals
2. Comply365
3. Yonder
4. Orlando
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry leading solutions designed to assist airlines with achieving their sustainability goals: including end-to-end Fuel Efficiency / Management Solutions, Real-Time Pilot Apps such as Flight Profile, In-Flight Predictive Analytics and Pilot Advice Apps, more. Each Vendor will provide a brief 6-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. OpenAirlines
2. GE Software as a Service
3. StorkJet
4. FLYHT
5. Safran
6. Signol
7. Meteomatics AG
8. ApiJET
Virgin Australia set out to modernize its cockpit environment with a clear objective: reduce reliance on paper, streamline pilot workflows, and ensure critical flight information is always accessible, accurate, and up to date. Legacy processes built around manual documentation and fragmented communication created unnecessary workload for crews and reduced overall efficiency across flight operations.
To address this, the airline implemented the Aviobook Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) platform, bringing flight briefing packages, performance calculations, flight folders, and operational updates into a single, integrated digital environment. In this case study, Virgin Australia will present how the EFB deployment unfolded—from aircraft type integration and mobile device rollout to pilot training and iterative refinement shaped by user feedback—ensuring the solution delivered value from the start.
Attendees will see how the EFB has enabled Virgin Australia to reduce administrative time, minimize delays from miscommunication, and improve compliance monitoring. The presentation will also highlight measurable results, including enhanced real-time communication between pilots and operations teams, smoother workflows across the flight lifecycle, and greater pilot satisfaction. Whether you are evaluating an EFB rollout or aiming to optimize your current platform, this case study offers a detailed, real-world perspective on how Aviobook helped Virgin Australia achieve a successful digital transformation in the cockpit.
When Fly BeOnd, the premium Maldivian carrier headquartered in Dubai, set out to launch and scale its operations, the challenge was to move from startup mode to a consolidated airline framework in under two years. With new routes and aircraft coming online rapidly, Fly BeOnd needed an agile OCC backbone that could streamline dispatcher workflows, ensure accurate flight planning, and deliver consistent crew engagement across its expanding network.
In this case study, you will see how Fly BeOnd deployed Air Support’s PPS Flight Planning System, CrewBriefing, and OpsControl to consolidate planning, briefing, and live flight watch into a single integrated workflow. The transformation reduced manual effort, enabled faster planning cycles, and gave crews real-time access to unified briefing packages — strengthening both compliance and resilience during day-of-ops and irregular operations.
This session will highlight how Fly BeOnd accelerated growth while maintaining operational control, delivering efficiency, consistency, and agility as it transitioned from a startup to a fully fledged airline in record time.
Nauru Airlines faced growing challenges managing flight schedules, crew compliance, and operational coordination using Excel spreadsheets and an inflexible legacy platform. The need for a more agile approach became critical as operational demands increased across its passenger, cargo, and charter network.
By introducing an integrated operations management platform from Leon Software, the airline was able to bring flight scheduling, crew certification tracking, maintenance oversight, and sales coordination into a single system. This reduced duplication of effort, improved compliance monitoring, and gave all departments a shared, real-time view of operations. The introduction of mobile access further improved day-to-day efficiency—allowing crew to receive schedule changes instantly, request leave digitally, and access essential operational documents anywhere. Finance teams gained clearer oversight through custom reporting, supporting faster, better-informed decisions.
This presentation will explore how consolidating multiple processes into one adaptable system improved efficiency, reduced administrative burden, and enhanced collaboration—helping Nauru Airlines operate more effectively across the unique geographical and regulatory environment of the Pacific.
Single-engine taxi is one of the most widely cited fuel-saving practices in aviation, yet most reported savings rely on broad averages that oversimplify the physics at play. This keynote from Storkjet will take you beyond the “4–5 kg per minute” rule-of-thumb and into the real science that governs aircraft movement on the ground. You will see how forces, thrust balance, and acceleration losses shape whether single-engine taxi saves fuel or quietly erodes efficiency.
Using real-world flight data and high-fidelity Digital Twin simulations, the session will demonstrate why fixed per-minute savings often overstate the benefits. A matched-flight example shows how reduced thrust can lengthen taxi times enough to negate the expected gain, highlighting the hidden variability that matters — from aircraft weight and taxiway slope to APU usage and crew technique.
The keynote will also showcase how advanced modelling and flight-by-flight verification provide a far more accurate picture. With validated results showing actual savings closer to 1.3–1.8 kg per minute on average, you will learn how data-driven methods can replace generalisations with precision, giving airlines confidence to measure, benchmark, and optimise this initiative sustainably.
Attendees will leave with a clearer scientific framework for evaluating single-engine taxi, practical insight into when and where it truly works, and a roadmap for building robust KPIs around one of aviation’s most talked-about efficiency measures.
In this presentation Singapore-based aerodynamics R&D company deltaBurn briefs us on the latest developments of its innovative modifications that are applied to current-technology aircraft propulsion systems. The unique modifications are based on recent, proprietary developments in fluid dynamics, enhancing aerodynamic performance of any propulsion disk.
Existing fan blade designs are highly advanced but are subject to known performance constraints. The IP of deltaBurn deals with some of these
constraints and shows ways to mitigate generally accepted limits, with significant changes to thrust output of the propulsion disk for any given
torque, and the host of benefits that come with it. The presentation will outline both background and current status of this ground-breaking
technology, and will showcase and discuss some of the 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]
Managing an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) program shouldn’t feel like flying through turbulence with no autopilot. Backed by decades of experience and industry expertise, Jeppesen’s Manage My EFB Services give you a smoother flight path— taking the complexity off your hands so you can focus on operations, not obstacles.
For many airlines and MROs, maintenance processes remain weighed down by fragmented data, manual reviews, and reactive scheduling. Records compliance, work package planning, and inventory management often consume disproportionate resources, while the risk of human error can lead to costly delays or regulatory findings. At the same time, financial pressures and tighter operational windows demand greater accuracy, speed, and foresight than traditional methods can deliver.
This presentation will cover how AI is being deployed to address these challenges across the maintenance value chain. Drawing on ICF’s global expertise, the session will examine applications such as automated records review to reduce errors and processing time, predictive maintenance planning to optimize fleet availability, and workflow intelligence to enhance MRO productivity. By connecting data from multiple sources and applying machine learning, organizations can gain sharper visibility into component lifecycles, cost drivers, and operational risk—ultimately making maintenance both more reliable and more efficient.
You will get a clear view of where AI delivers real value today, beyond the hype. The session will highlight proven use cases, lessons learned from implementation, the practical steps required to integrate AI into existing M&E / MRO systems, actionable insights into how intelligent tools can support cost optimization, regulatory compliance, and sustainable performance in the evolving maintenance landscape.
As a newly launched express cargo airline operating narrowbody freighters, SolitAir needed to establish a modern, compliant and scalable Maintenance & Engineering framework from Day One. The goal was to adopt a fully digital, paperless M&E platform to ensure operational agility, cost control and regulatory readiness across current and future fleet types. In 2024, SolitAir selected OASES as its first-ever M&E software provider. The cloud-hosted OASES platform enables the airline to streamline airworthiness and compliance, manage inventory and technical records, and run maintenance planning and line maintenance operations – all in a digital first environment.
This session will explore how SolitAir designed and implemented its end-to-end M&E system architecture before its first aircraft entered service. You will learn about the airline’s requirements for digital scalability, the rationale behind selecting OASES, the structure of the implementation phases, and how it built lean maintenance workflows optimised for a time sensitive cargo operation. SolitAir’s proactive approach to digital M&E design sets a template for other growing carriers that need to combine compliance with operational efficiency from inception. As you will see, alongside the technology, SolitAir benefitted from structured support during implementation, including training and project management that ensured a smooth transition into live operations.
A prominent Asia-Pacific regional carrier transitioned from paper-based technical logs to a mobile electronic logbook (ELB) solution deployed on standard tablet devices. This move replaced manual log entries with real-time digital recordings, eliminating transcription errors and enabling maintenance teams to receive defect reports even before aircraft arrival—helping them prioritize and respond more efficiently. The operator also benefited from automatic defect coding and richer data capture, such as image attachments, improving compliance and data consistency.
The shift has notably improved fleet performance: using this technology on an advanced aircraft like the Airbus A350 saw a 44% reduction in delays during periods of reduced flying schedules. The solution supports full integration of technical, cabin, and journey logs into a paperless backend system that is fully auditable and compliant with industry data exchange standards, allowing better planning and trend analysis across the fleet.
In this session, attendees will learn how electronic logbook adoption can accelerate maintenance workflows, reduce disruptions, and enhance the quality of operational data. The presentation will cover the practical steps taken—from pilot installation to roll-out across multiple platforms—and share real outcomes in asset uptime, data accuracy, and engineering productivity.
Your chance to quickly find out about the industry-leading Electronic Logbook (ETL / ELB) Solutions, and accompanying Apps. Each Vendor will provide a brief 6-minute showcase of their solutions including: product overview, new customers, latest developments, and 2025/26 outlook.
1. Aviobook
2. TRAX
3. Ultramain
4. Lufthansa Technik
5. Swiss AviationSoftware
6. Conduce
7. REDiFly
8. AirNXT
Single-engine taxi is one of the most widely cited fuel-saving practices in aviation, yet most reported savings rely on broad averages that oversimplify the physics at play. This keynote from Storkjet will take you beyond the “4–5 kg per minute” rule-of-thumb and into the real science that governs aircraft movement on the ground. You will see how forces, thrust balance, and acceleration losses shape whether single-engine taxi saves fuel or quietly erodes efficiency.
Using real-world flight data and high-fidelity Digital Twin simulations, the session will demonstrate why fixed per-minute savings often overstate the benefits. A matched-flight example shows how reduced thrust can lengthen taxi times enough to negate the expected gain, highlighting the hidden variability that matters — from aircraft weight and taxiway slope to APU usage and crew technique.
The keynote will also showcase how advanced modelling and flight-by-flight verification provide a far more accurate picture. With validated results showing actual savings closer to 1.3–1.8 kg per minute on average, you will learn how data-driven methods can replace generalisations with precision, giving airlines confidence to measure, benchmark, and optimise this initiative sustainably.
Attendees will leave with a clearer scientific framework for evaluating single-engine taxi, practical insight into when and where it truly works, and a roadmap for building robust KPIs around one of aviation’s most talked-about efficiency measures.
In this presentation Singapore-based aerodynamics R&D company deltaBurn briefs us on the latest developments of its innovative modifications that are applied to current-technology aircraft propulsion systems. The unique modifications are based on recent, proprietary developments in fluid dynamics, enhancing aerodynamic performance of any propulsion disk.
Existing fan blade designs are highly advanced but are subject to known performance constraints. The IP of deltaBurn deals with some of these
constraints and shows ways to mitigate generally accepted limits, with significant changes to thrust output of the propulsion disk for any given
torque, and the host of benefits that come with it. The presentation will outline both background and current status of this ground-breaking
technology, and will showcase and discuss some of the 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]
Managing an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) program shouldn’t feel like flying through turbulence with no autopilot. Backed by decades of experience and industry expertise, Jeppesen’s Manage My EFB Services give you a smoother flight path— taking the complexity off your hands so you can focus on operations, not obstacles.
Join us for the Conference closing remarks, and your chance to win a US $ 300.00 Amazon Voucher in our prize draw.
Business cards will be collected at the beginning of this session. 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, Aircraft Operators and Independent MRO/M&E facilities have the choice of two VIP delegate registration options:
VIP Delegate Option 1: US $ 330.00 / EURO € 295.00 / UK £ 255.00* – includes 2 night’s hotel accommodation at the conference hotel.
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Please note that the Independent MRO/M&E facilities VIP offer is only available to MRO /M&E Facilities who are researching or looking for digital MRO solutions to implement and enhance their business. MRO facilities who sell digital MRO solutions to airlines and operators do not qualify for this offer and must use the ‘All Other Delegates’ registration form. If you are not sure, please contact us.
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Chief Operating Officer, Indamer Technics
Ashwani Acharya is a seasoned aviation professional with over three decades of progressive leadership experience across the MRO, International and Domestic airline, and training sectors. Currently serving as Chief Operating Officer at Indamer Technics, India’s largest MRO at Nagpur, he leads end-to-end operations for heavy and line maintenance of Airbus A320 and Boeing fleets, delivering operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and industry-best turnaround standards. He has led Airline engineering and maintenance vertical, headed General Aviation MRO and Commercial MRO and state of the art Pilot training organizations.
Ashwani is widely recognized for his strategic vision, executional depth, and technical rigor. As a founding team member of IndiGo, he was instrumental in designing and implementing the airline’s engineering, maintenance, and quality systems from the ground up. In his role as Head of Quality and Technical Services, he led aircraft inductions, developed regulatory-compliant procedures, and established a strong quality culture—laying the foundation for IndiGo’s reputation for reliability and safety.
He brings a unique combination of hands-on technical expertise and high-level operational leadership, with a strong track record of building and scaling complex aviation operations. His core competencies span:
• Aligning Vision, Strategy and Implementation
• Regulatory strategy & compliance
• Engineering & maintenance program development and management
• Aircraft induction and fleet expansion strategist
• Safety & quality management systems (QMS)
• Organization building & high-performance team leadership
Ashwani also brings deep domain expertise in aviation training ecosystems, particularly in the skilling of pilots and aircraft maintenance engineers. He successfully established Indias largest ATO for Pilot training in India and led it for more than a decade. He views software integration and training as strategic enablers for operational excellence and has actively contributed to designing integrated solutions, training and quality assurance frameworks for large aviation enterprises.
Ashwani is a huge proponent of digitalization and automation especially in the technological intervention becoming a mandatory element with generative AI and data analysis for aircraft maintenance and production segment.
With a reputation for integrity, operational discipline, and people-centric leadership, Ashwani Acharya has contributed significantly in senior leadership roles in high-growth aviation businesses, especially those requiring transformation, scale, or quality-focused expansion.
In addition to his professional achievements, Ashwani is an avid traveller, actor, saxophonist, and cricket enthusiast, reflecting a well-rounded personality grounded in values and driven by purpose.
Vice President, ICF
Allan is a Vice President at ICF with 32 years of industry experience as an Aviation M&E, MRO and Supply Chain solutions and systems domain expert. He is responsible for ICF’s MRO Operations and IT practice and he manages the Aircraft Commerce Consulting relationship with ICF. He specializes in solution blueprinting for MRO, Supply Chain and ancillary IT systems
His experience includes managing application design, development, and full cycle implementation – from selection to go-live – for strategic clients in the MRO industry using different commercially available MRO IT products. He has also spearheaded many carriers’ M&E and MRO systems solution design, customizations, integrations and implementations including project governance, data migration and change management.
In his career, Allan has fulfilled the following leadership roles:
• MRO IT practice and technical lead for industry leading solutions companies realizing more than 20 go-lives involving at least 8 different systems
• MRO systems Product Principal for a large global IT solutions and systems integration company
• M&E and MRO Solutions Director for a large global aviation software and solutions provider
• Manager of Technical Records, Maintenance Planning and Production Control at a mid-size commercial airline with full MRO
Tuesday, 14th October: 14:00 – 17:30 (Includes Coffee Break: 15:30 – 16:00)
There are only 60 seats available for this Workshop session. Please use the registration form below to book your seat.
During this Workshop session you’ll learn how Artificial Intelligence and a custom toolkit can be used to:
Also you will see specific (actual) use cases for:
Workshop Hosted by: Allan Bachan, VP, ICF and supported by Interfacing Technologies.
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.
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.
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
REDiFly is an independent software provider that serves the aviation industry. The focus of our solutions is the REDiFly Electronic Tech Log (ETL) and REDiFly Flight Operations Suite. We work closely with our customers to ensure they get the best support and software configuration that suits them. Our customers include air operators in commercial, cargo, business and private aviation. Both the REDiFly Electronic Tech Log and REDiFly Flight Ops are compatible with iOS, Windows, and Android devices. At REDiFly we collaborate with our clients to streamline daily operations and increase efficiency through our specialised software solutions.
REDiFly Electronic Tech Log
Our Electronic Tech Log helps airlines record and monitor their data while allowing for real-time updates from the flight deck to the hangar. The ETL achieves this by adopting real-time fleet status monitoring and using analytics to implement predictive maintenance. The REDiFly Electronic Tech Log accelerates the transition from a reporting air operator to a data driven air operator.
REDiFly Flight Operation Suite
The Flight Ops software suite includes modules for Dispatch, Scheduling, Crew Management, Training and more to give airlines more control over their operations. REDiFly Flight Ops is a digital platform allowing the various departments within the air operator’s ecosystem to access and input data anywhere at any time.
Flight Ops offers a centralised and easily accessible database for all critical business information, optimising operational efficiency across all departments. With compatibility across all devices and common browsers, our software is fully customisable to meet each client’s unique needs. Our focus on compliance with IOSA and IASA requirements ensures that operations are optimised for maximum efficiency and safety.
Apps
Library
Our Library app allows for airline employees to receive important company updates and create documents while on the move. Accessible and convenient, this app keeps all relevant documents stored digitally which can be downloaded and read offline. A useful tool for all employees to keep up to date with the latest company news.
Crew Planner
Our Crew planner app allows crew to have instant access to their working schedule. Crew can also request leave and days off from the app. More importantly, the crew can view trip details and layover information to help them better prepare for their journey. Duty changes can be viewed and accepted in the app, notifying all relevant departments. Modern in its design and functionality the Planner app gives your crew the essential tools for convenience and necessity.
EFB App
The EFB app allows Pilots to access flight information, report and record fuel figures, plan quickly and easily for any hazardous weather conditions on route, sync information to other Pilot devices, see flight and passenger loadsheet, view and track aircraft performance, receive briefings and much more!
We understand changing software in aviation can be daunting, but we are committed to getting you over the finish line with our continued support and training including free trials and guided implementation. Additionally, all our software integrates with existing operating systems and devices allowing air operators to stay data-driven and digitally connected.
Come and join us on the day for a free demo of our products’ capabilities and check out the REDiFly merchandise as well as indulge in some edible delights.
