Quick answer: On-Demand Tailoring is Jeppesen Ground Controls‘ most comprehensive content customization option, combining Tailored Maps and Customer-Inserted Charts (CIC) in one solution. Tailored Maps supplements Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro‘s enroute map with company-specific navigational data, …
Managing aviation data is hard work. Charts change. Airport statuses shift. Company notes need updating. And all of that information has to reach the right pilot, in the right flight context, at exactly the right …
Cost index optimization is the practice of using a flight’s cost index—the ratio of time-related costs to fuel costs—to balance fuel burn against time-based operating expenses and set the most efficient speed profile. The “optimization” …
Emissions Reporter is expanding to accommodate a growing number of environmental regulations. Following last year’s announcement that the Emission Trading Scheme for Switzerland (CH-ETS/Swiss ETS) will be linked to EU-ETS from 2020 onward, Emissions Reporter …
November marked a significant milestone for Insight Accelerator as we completed our first broad public outreach through a set of webinars for Boeing airline customers. We were fortunate to engage with representatives from dozens of …
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced airline planning departments to change their ways of working. Frequent changes in travel restrictions and significantly lower customer demand has required airlines to quickly adjust their schedules. With substantial schedule …
When calculating and reporting on fuel savings, airlines conducting initiatives that do not rely exclusively on actual data calculations (like taxi out fuel, climb fuel or cruise altitude) will often have different views on how …
“We are fully confident that these robust Jeppesen flight planning and operational tools will bring tremendous benefit to Frontier’s operations” – Brad Lambert, Frontier Airlines Boeing announced a new 10-year agreement with North American carrier …
Jeppesen online pilot training courses to have been converted to HTML5. The courses were originally authored in Adobe Flash, which will no longer be supported in common browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc.) after 2020. …
