Aircraft IT OPS Issue 59: Spring 2024

> CASE STUDY: Sky Airline finds more efficient way to plan flights and save fuel costs
Yonathan Perelmuter, Chief Technical Pilot, Sky Airline
> CASE STUDY: Jekta gets the latest in digital documentation
George Alafinov, CEO and co-Founder of Jekta
Marc Rauch, co-Founder and CBO of Yonder
> CASE STUDY: The Blueprint of a Digital Fueling Process
Christian Mietz, Emissions Monitoring & Fuel-IT at Deutsche Lufthansa AG
Claudio Corfú, First Officer Boeing 777 with SWISS International Airlines
> CASE STUDY: Introducing and integrating a new performance solution at Air Nostrum
Juan Diaz, Head of Flight Support, Air Nostrum
> CASE STUDY: Real-time flight path optimization at Volaris
Luis Fernandez San Miguel, Fuel Efficiency Manager, Volaris
David Rytter, CEO, AVTECH
> CASE STUDY: Viva Aerobus gets to grips with digitally powered fuel efficiency
Nancy Madrigal, Head of Fuel Conservation – VIVA AEROBUS
> WHITE PAPER: One communications platform for all purposes
Trent McCabe – Sales Manager and SME, Smart4Aviation
> VENDOR FLIGHT LOG: Lufthansa Systems

18 April 2024

TrustFlight

TrustFlight Announces Integration with FL3XX into its Leading Electronic Tech Log

TrustFlight, a technology innovator focused on digitization of the aviation industry, today announced the integration of FL3XX, the complete aviation management solution for sales, dispatch, crew, maintenance, reports, and management, into its industry-leading Electronic Tech Log (ETL) solution.

16 April 2024

Flygprestanda AB

Guru2 now integrated with PPS CrewBriefing App

Flygprestanda’s Guru2 performance app is now integrated with the PPS’s CrewBriefing application from AIRSUPPORT. The new app-to-app integration is designed to save time and enhance safety for airlines and business jet operators. By simplifying the process of calculating Aircraft Performance and M&B, the integration offers hassle-free solutions for both operations and flight crews.

12 April 2024

The Weather Company

British Airways becomes the first UK airline to introduce two next-generation real-time weather apps

The apps will provide real-time data from The Weather Company to pilots and flight planning teams to help better predict bad weather. This new technology will replace manually produced weather reports, and forms part of the airline’s £7bn transformation programme, as it continues to focus on increasing the use of new technology across its operation