Aircraft IT OPS Issue 66: Q4 2025

>CASE STUDY: JetBlue Airways is on a fuel-saving journey using data analytics and pilot apps    
Chris Lum, Director and System Chief Pilot, JetBlue Airways
>CASE STUDY: Amelia takes flight to reduce contrails
Adrien Chabot – Chief Sustainability Officer, Amelia
>CASE STUDY: From paper to digital charts at KLM
Emiel Snippert, EFB Project Manager / First Officer, KLM
>CASE STUDY: Breeze moves to AI-enhanced weather intelligence
Garrett Urry, Manager of Flight Dispatch, Breeze Airways
>CASE STUDY: Data-Led Fuel Efficiency
Luke Towler, Fuel Efficiency Systems Manager, Jet2.com
>CASE STUDY: Delta’s journey to a unified Content Management System
Jennifer West, Manager of Flight Ops Publications, Delta Air Lines
> VENDOR FLIGHT LOGS: Evoke Systems, FlightKeys, Weathernews Inc.

10 December 2025

SITA

SITA, Amadeus and AACO collaborate to drive greater transparency on emissions in air travel

AACO, SITA, and Amadeus have come together to explore how data and technology can bring greater accuracy and transparency to aviation’s sustainability efforts. The initiative represents a concrete step toward helping airlines and passengers make informed decisions based on the environmental impact of air travel, and building the trust needed to support meaningful climate action.

10 December 2025

SITA

SITA pioneers mobile ground crew app with easyJet, speeding journeys for millions

SITA, working hand in hand with easyJet, has reimagined how airports can serve passengers with the launch of the SITA Agent App, a mobile tool that frees ground crew from fixed desks and allows them to assist passengers anywhere in the terminal.

10 December 2025

SITA

Real-time weather insights help air traffic controllers cut delays and boost safety

Managing air traffic in Europe’s busy skies is challenging enough without unpredictable weather. Storms and turbulence can cause thousands of delays every year, forcing controllers to make rapid decisions to keep flights safe and on schedule. To improve how weather is managed, DSNA, France’s air navigation service provider, has worked with SITA to trial real-time weather tools designed to give controllers the same live data already used by pilots and airline dispatchers.