Aviation Analytics

A modern commercial aircraft generates approximately 100,000 data points during every flight hour. At cruising altitude, this translates to a continuous stream of operational intelligence...

Predictive maintenance has transformed aviation from a reactive industry fixing broken components to a proactive one replacing parts before they fail. The numbers behind this...

The global commercial aviation fleet logged over 80 million flight hours in 2023, translating to an average utilization of approximately 10-12 hours per aircraft per...

Weather remains the single most disruptive force in commercial aviation, responsible for approximately 35% of all flight delays in the United States. But behind this...

London Heathrow Airport handles approximately 1,300 flights daily, serving over 80 million passengers annually—making it Europe’s busiest airport and one of the most capacity-constrained in...

Air Cargo’s Record-Breaking Year Global air cargo revenues reached approximately $170 billion in 2024, marking a period of significant transformation in how goods move around...

Before 2019, an 85% load factor—the percentage of available seats filled with paying passengers—was considered ambitious for most airlines. Today, that figure represents the new...

The Science of Route Optimization Route optimization is aviation’s continuous pursuit of the most efficient path between origin and destination. What seems straightforward—fly the shortest...

The Critical Role of Fuel Efficiency Fuel efficiency is aviation’s most consequential operational metric, directly impacting airline profitability, competitive positioning, and environmental footprint. With fuel...

Weather’s Pervasive Impact on Aviation Weather remains aviation’s most significant operational variable, affecting everything from flight planning to passenger experience. Despite remarkable advances in forecasting...