Area ── AVIATION & LOGISTICS

Operational data and real-time decisions — in flight operations, at the airport and in the logistics behind them.

Aviation data rarely ends where one tool stops. It flows across dispatch, flight planning, ramp, crew, maintenance, telemetry and compliance — and exactly these paths we know. We know the data flows, their gaps and their pitfalls, and we bring them together into a consolidated foundation on which operational decisions are made reliably and data paths can be traced back cleanly. And they don’t end at the aircraft: passenger flows in the terminal, baggage logistics between stations and coordination on the apron are part of the same operation for us.

Does this sound familiar?

A new wet-lease partner arrives with their own OFP format. By the time their data flows into your dispatch, validation and compliance, weeks have passed — and the contract runs for six months.
On a multi-incident day on the ramp, dispatch, ramp, maintenance and crew coordinate across three different island tools. Nobody has the full picture, and escalations happen human-randomly rather than system-consistently.
In a delay situation, the cockpit decides speed trade-offs by gut feeling. Misconnect costs, slot compliance, curfew risk and extra fuel are nowhere computed against each other in real time.
A compliance or safety statement about past flights needs to be traceable down to the original record. Today this runs over Excel cross-references and phone calls with three senior officers, instead of a query on a consolidated data foundation.

If more than two of these apply, a conversation is worth it.

Open source as the foundation, on-premise-capable, exit-ready — no vendor veto over your aviation and logistics roadmap.

What we deliver.

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A consolidated aviation data foundation Dispatch, flight planning, ramp, crew, telemetry, wet-lease partners, post-flight analysis — we know the data flows between these sources and bring them together into a consolidated foundation on which operational decisions are made reliably. Not the next reporting layer, but the layer where cockpit, dispatch and compliance see the same truth.
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Real-time decision services in flight operations From decision services to the cockpit (speed trade-offs, misconnect risk, fuel budget, curfew and slot compliance) to a shared situational picture at the airport — passenger flows, apron coordination, irregular operations — we build decision and coordination logic that works reliably in live operations. Seconds latency, full audit trail across every escalation.
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A safety and compliance foundation FDM, FOQA, MOR, ReFuelEU, CORSIA, NIS-2 — we don't replace the analysis and reporting systems, we provide the validated, audit-proof data foundation on which they work reliably.

Aktuelles ── Aviation & Logistics: Insights & Case Studies 5 Beiträge

Aviation & Logistics ── 2026-05-13

OpsRoom — operational real-time situational picture

OpsRoom replaces fragmented coordination — radios, WhatsApp groups, paper lists — with a shared real-time operational picture. With structured incident capture, workflow engine and full audit trail. On-premise or as SaaS — built for shared operations across companies.

Aviation & Logistics ── 2026-05-12

OpenFlightOps — the stack for flight operations

OpenFlightOps is the operational application layer for flight operations — with cross-source validation, a cryptographically anchored audit trail, real-time decision services and an ML layer. Apache 2.0 as the foundation, on-premise-capable, exit-ready.

Aviation & Logistics ── 2026-05-04

Faster or slower — a real-time recommendation in the cockpit

In flight operations the captain constantly faces speed trade-offs: recover from delay, hit slots, save fuel, meet curfews. A real-time recommendation system quantifies the options — costs against costs — and delivers a concrete recommendation to the cockpit, with audit trail.

Aviation & Logistics ── 2026-05-02

From the radio to a shared situational picture

Radios, WhatsApp groups, paper lists — in many places operational coordination runs across island tools. A shared situational picture changes more than the response time; it turns verbal hand-offs into an audit-proof trail.

Aviation & Logistics ── 2026-04-29

Data validation without an engineering ticket

When validation rules are nailed into code, every change costs a release cycle. Low-code-configurable rule sets shift maintenance to where the domain knowledge sits — to the domain experts, without an engineering ticket.