Skill ── AVIATION

Operational data and real-time decisions in flight operations.

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.

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 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 for ground operations, maintenance and crew — 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: Insights & Case Studies 5 Beiträge

Aviation ── 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. Apache 2.0, exit-ready, on-premise-capable.

Aviation ── 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 ── 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 ── 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 ── 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.