EngineData.io

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.

Innovation in the aviation industry is often associated with high-tech engines, complex aircraft designs, or even the development of sustainable airline fuel. While these sub-fields of aviation definitely have improvements to be made as technology evolves, it is unlikely that any new ground-breaking technology related to those fields will emerge within the next few decades. Currently, the greatest leaps to be made in the aviation industry are related to airline maintenance.

Leading aircraft engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce chose EngineData.io to enable automated communications between airline maintenance information systems and its digitally enhanced services.

On October 4th of 2021, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) set the ambitious goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Here's how some major players in the aviation industry will bring this vision to life.

The aviation industry has been one of the key benefactors of technology’s rapid evolution over the past few decades. However, one aspect of air travel lags behind its peers when it comes to innovation: airline maintenance. Compared with the technological leaps and bounds achieved elsewhere across the aviation industries, the process for airline maintenance has got a lot of opportunity to innovate.

Across a myriad of industries, big data has played a role in enhancing the success of companies and corporations. One such industry is the world of aviation. From the moment a passenger purchases a ticket online to when that very passenger steps off the plane, big data is key in optimizing an airline’s process. We outlined key areas of utilizing big data technology in aviation.