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By Dan Cook | 08 Feb 2024 SHARE
How do airlines centralize all of their aviation data management within flight operations?
This article explains how flight operations data is used within skybook to provide lasting efficiencies, safety improvements and cost savings for airlines.
Airlines use cutting-edge integration capabilities to feed all their required flight data, into one central system… the skybook aviation cloud.
All third party data such as flight plans, schedules, rosters, loadsheets, weather data and more, is integrated into skybook using either API, SFTP, MQ or email.
The information is subsequently deciphered and automatically forwarded to the appropriate people within your operations, precisely when needed.
Once the flight is signed off by the pilot, the EFB data is automatically synced back into the skybook central system.
At this point, airlines gain access to a comprehensive range of historical flight data reports; covering up to a total of 5 years’ worth of data.
Saving hundreds of hours of unnecessary manual gathering of information and inputting into other systems!
Included in the post-flight operations data is an intuitive Reporting and Analytics dashboard.
Providing centralized aviation data management, skybook plays a critical role in delivering precise information for flight operations and OCC environments, enhancing efficiency, safety, and situational awareness.
Unlike many electronic flight bags available, which often have restricted use beyond the flight crew, skybook stands out as a comprehensive EFB and flight operations data solution, continually providing value to airlines.
The most important aspect in providing airlines with centralized flight operations data, is that it needs to be ultra secure and resilient. That is why skybook is able to guarantee a software uptime of 99.95%.
We also provide end to end encrypted data within the AWS fully fault-tolerant and load-balanced infrastructure; as well as a disaster recovery plan, outlined within our ISO 27001 quality management system.
You can explore more about skybook by visiting our website, or better yet, why not request a short demonstration today to see how it could benefit your airline.
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