What is Management by Exception (MBE)? Every day, airline operations teams make thousands of decisions under pressure—but the most important ones are often hidden in a sea of routine flights. Airlines manage hundreds, sometimes thousands, …
For Corendon Airlines, growth brought opportunity—but it also made every flight planning decision more complex, more connected, and more critical to get right. Airlines must navigate complex operations, rising costs, and increasing passenger expectations—all while …
At Jeppesen ForeFlight, we help airlines reduce fuel costs by up to 2% at every stage of their operation, often using tools already in the hands of their crews. Here’s how we do it: Fleet …
With the Zika outbreak doing its best to extinguish the torch of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Brazil, we’re reminded that the unpredictability of international business travel extends beyond airspace slots and customs agent …
As a flight planner or dispatcher, you’re no stranger to detail and change. Whether it’s routing, weather, NOTAMS, fuel, air traffic, regulations, etc. you’re used to creating one smooth flight from many moving parts. Planning …
As much as your car, office and home have seen change, so has the flight deck. Lately, it seems the pace and scale of change can cast some doubt on the saying, The more things change …
Editor’s Note: We sat down with Cynthia C. E. Oliveira, Operations Director, and Ana Paula Martin, International Operations Manager from Lider Aviation, Brazil’s premier FBO network, to talk about what you should be doing now …
“Success is the sum of details.” This quote from Harvey Firestone, founder of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, could have just as easily originated in any business aviation flight operation around the world. That …
Editor’s Note: In our November 24 post, we noted three simple places to look inside your operation to help optimize 2016 opportunities. Now, we’d like to show you two places to look outside your operation that, …
