This article provides 10 insights on how to get a strong pilot commitment when selecting your eco-flying solution.

Situations where actual flights deviate from the planning are extremely common in airline operations and can cause significant overconsumption compared to the optimal flight plan.

All businesses are looking after analytics so they can make data-driven decisions. Having a full understanding of your environment is a priceless asset to get ahead of other competitors and maintain your leadership.

The airline industry is facing a growing challenge: how to fight climate change and move towards a more sustainable way to operate the aircraft. On top of these environmental concerns, fuel continues to represent the largest share of the airlines operating costs.

As fuel costs keep representing between 25 and 40% of total operating costs, every airline around the globe should have launched a Fuel Efficiency project or should be planning to do so soon.

Norwegian is one of the world’s largest low-cost airlines. In 2018, Norwegian carried 37 million passengers. The airline operates a fleet of more than 170 aircraft, with an average age of 3.8 years, making it one of the youngest and most fuel-efficient fleets in the world.

When we started working on fuel efficiency based on Big Data analytics, we involved airlines and especially pilots from day one.

Starting a fuel efficiency program is a challenging project: from setting up your fuel team to choosing a fuel efficiency tool to better monitor and improve your fuel results; there are many stakeholders to involve and challenges to overcome.

The implementation of a Fuel Efficiency Management...

Pilots are among the main actors to improve fuel efficiency since they are the one in commands when executing the flight.

That’s why this new series of articles focus on tips and tricks for fuel-saving best practices such as Continuous Descent Approach (CDA) or Engine-Out Taxi In.

In this...