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aWall
aWall is the world’s only real-time dashboard, which unites field-proven live metrics and clear data visualization on top of a scalable and cloud-based business intelligence platform — exclusively developed for airlines, airports, and ATC.
aFuel
aFuel is the system of choice when it comes to digitalizing the operational fueling process. Due to its swift implementation and worldwide coverage of airports, airlines benefit right from the start.
aWall
aWall is the world’s only real-time dashboard, which unites field-proven live metrics and clear data visualization on top of a scalable and cloud-based business intelligence platform — exclusively developed for airlines, airports, and ATC.
aFuel is the system of choice when it comes to digitalizing the operational fueling process. Due to its swift implementation and worldwide coverage of airports, airlines benefit right from the start.
Probably the most extensive blog about airline and airport KPIs, performance management, and technology.
In-depth analysis of the most relevant operational performance figures: On-time performance, regularity, flight volume — for both airlines and airports.
Numerous articles about how airlines and airports can benefit from information management, KPIs, and data.
Dive in to an extensive world of information management and KPI best practices — tailored to the use of airlines and airports.
An overview of all articles we have published in the last years. We hope you enjoy browsing through them.
Probably the most extensive blog about airline and airport KPIs, performance management, and technology.
Dive in to an extensive world of information management and KPI best practices — tailored to the use of airlines and airports.
In-depth analysis of the most relevant operational performance figures: On-time performance, regularity, flight volume — for both airlines and airports.
Our latest thoughts on various aviation and technology related topics.
Numerous articles about how airlines and airports can benefit from information management, KPIs, and data.
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Discover how aFuel simplifies the fueling process from a pilot’s perspective, offering real-time communication and seamless integration options that streamlines pre-flight routines.
In today’s data-driven world, the aviation industry relies on accurate, real-time information to maintain efficient operations. One area where this
In today’s competitive aviation industry, operational efficiency is not just a goal—it’s a necessity. Airlines are constantly seeking ways to
Reducing the turnaround time is one of the ultimate goals for every airline — especially in such testing times with growing complexity. With this blog post, we introduce an approach to reduce turnaround time sustainably. Moreover, this approach is feasible for every airline!
Today we are writing history. Once and for all, we will answer the question of why Master Data Management is that important. And let me be frank. Master Data Management is a topic with a bad reputation. Boring, unsexy, not needed are just a few things people tell me when discussing Master Data Management.
Cost-Control and Cost-Reduction — probably the two words you hear most when talking to airlines nowadays. Due to Corona and the whole pandemic situation, airlines are suffering enormous pressure to reduce costs. And I’m convinced that only those airlines that manage to control and reduce costs will survive in the long term.
Especially for hub-and-spoke airlines, passenger (connection) management reflects a crucial aspect of their airline operations. Moreover, many passengers consider a seamless and stress-free connection as one of the essential quality indicators of an airline.
It was definitely pretty tough to select only ten reasons why airlines need an operational real-time dashboard. But I accepted
The design of an airline dashboard reflects one of the three essential “D-pillars” when it comes to dashboards: Data, (KPI) Definition & Design. And also design isn’t the complex part I’d rate it as toughest. Why’s that? Contrary to data and KPI definition, everybody has a taster for design.
Let’s talk about the idea of using Tableau as an airline operations (real-time) dashboard. To make it clear right from the beginning: I love Tableau. Actually, I think Tableau has changed the way companies are approaching the world of data analytics — tremendously and sustainably.
On-time performance (punctuality) is probably the number one quality indicator for an airline (except safety aspects). And a quality indicator that affects your passengers massively. However, many airlines still struggle to improve their OTP or maintain it on a high level.
Good decisions are based on knowledge rather than numbers. Plato, one of the great Greek philosophers made this statement almost 2,500 years ago. Actually, this is a great and wise statement. And probably a quote that perfectly describes why I think that data – in its rawest form – is useless.