Aviation software

Nowadays, technology is advancing more quickly than ever, and virtually every industry on the planet has been forced to adapt. Sometimes, a new piece of technology will integrate itself seamlessly into a pre-existing system, causing little inconvenience. Other times, an industry will have to wrap itself around this new innovation in order to accommodate it. These are known as disruptive innovations, and the aviation industry has been subject to several of them in the recent past.

Ivan Albini, CAMO Postholder at Neos Air and Ville Santaniemi, Senior Partner at QOCO Systems share the digital engine management system that keeps Neos’s aircraft flying for longer.

Despite the damaging effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the aviation industry, the focus toward zero-emission aviation has never been shifted, and actually, many new initiatives have been launched, such as Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), electric-hybrid and hydrogen-powered aviation initiatives, use of data to cut the fuel consumption or maintenance needs. Though acknowledging that most of the operations are still highly dependent on fossil fuels and non-sustainable sources of energy, here are some initiatives by some leading European airlines.

More than half of an aircraft company’s business costs can be grouped into three categories: crew labor, fuel, and maintenance costs. Recent developments in technology have advanced progress in all three of these categories, but maintenance is where the most drastic changes are occurring. Here are some changes to aircraft maintenance to expect this year.

In an age where climate change becomes an increasingly alarming challenge for the world to face, the aviation industry encounters the urgent need to reduce its carbon footprint. One such aspect is paper waste. With digital transformation shaping a new vision for the aviation industry, the elimination of paper waste is a simple yet effective way to go green.

We are delighted to announce a new partnership between QOCO Systems Ltd and SITA to facilitate secure exchange and management of aircraft data between airlines, original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and other industry players.