Airline Operations

The latest trend in airline operations is Integrated Operations Management & Control (IOMC) also known as Integrated Ops Control (IOCC). Seamless handover of processes, holistic control of flight and hub processes, Real Time management and ...

Subcontracting of airline maintenance has been a major trend over the years. Many airlines consider aircraft maintenance a non-core task and as such, it has been on the list for outsourcing and cost cutting. But maintenance is an essential part of....

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Jan 26, 2010

MATERIAL MANAGEMENT

Material cost is always a hot issue in airline maintenance. Stock is always too high, cost should always be lower and availability is constantly under criticism. There is a better way to deal with this constant clash of interests. Statistically..

Dec 1, 2009

Advisory Board appointed

Paul Schneijder Airline Consultant is pleased to annouce that we now enjoy the privilege of a robust Advisory Board. This advisory board can provide direct and indirect support in complex matters through its extensive knowledge base. It can act as a sparring partner, but it also facilitates that up to date (academic) insights and expertise are available for use in projects. Further they can provide through their specific expertise new angles and perspectives on existing industry problems.

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Business Intelligence: Competing at its best!

All airlines have a huge data repository. This data contains a wealth of information that, if appropriately harnessed, can make a huge difference versus your competition. So what is the problem, why is not everybody doing this?

The answer is less complicated than it seems. Most airlines used functional systems, designed for conducting transactions and recording data. These systems are good in transactions and records, but in most cases ill-equipped to do advanced data analysis and statistical correlation. This is even more complex with multiple data sources. However smaller organisations can now use BI to explore their data against competitive cost, thanks to software evolution and development of computing power.

Do you want to turn your data into competitive advantage? Let me know via the contact functions right above this block!