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Register to attend this Webinar to see how AireXpert’s powerful EventControl OS platform is transforming the way airlines, operators, and MROs control maintenance operations. As you will see, EventControl OS, as used by over 11,000 professionals from airlines including United, JetBlue, Republic Airways, Horizon Air, replaces the patchwork of generic coordination tools such as email, phone calls, WhatsApp, spreadsheets, paper, in-house tools, M&E Systems, and more, with a single shared digital platform and App that gives every stakeholder (engineers, MCC, leadership, dispatch, flight crews, materials, tooling, logistics) a real-time, complete picture of every maintenance event across the entire route network. Via demos of the platform and following workflows already used to manage over 500,000 maintenance events across more than 400 airports worldwide, the AireXpert team will show how events are created, coordinated, and resolved from a single workspace in real time. Whether it is a routine out-of-service situation or a critical AOG, you will see how one shared timeline keeps every stakeholder aligned from first report through a return-to-service.  The demos will show advanced features such as live event timelines showing every message, photo upload, status update, parts request, and stakeholder action; quick query for flight crews to report discrepancies; and EventControl Hub – the central command environment giving Maintenance Control complete real-time visibility of every active event displaying location, aircraft registration, discrepancy, ETR, confidence level, and tags including AOG/Materials, Road Trip, SIG Event, Working MEL, Priority A/C, and Engineering.

The Webinar begins with a look at the questions that most maintenance operations have stopped asking such as why are your most experienced people spending their time chasing status updates instead of making decisions? Why does critical information live in someone’s inbox, a spreadsheet no one can find, or a text thread that disappears? The session closes with real-world results from operators who have implemented EventControl OS, including how quickly crews adopted the platform and the measurable impact on event duration, coordination speed, and maintenance spend, with operators already reporting a 20% increase in labor productivity, 80% reduction in communication latency, and a 60% reduction in compliance risk.

The Webinar is divided into 4 key sections:

1. Maintenance Event Control Challenges Today – Key Questions:
The webinar opens by challenging how airlines, operators, and MROs coordinate maintenance today- and asking the questions most operations have stopped examining:

• How many generic tools does your crew use to coordinate a single event? For most airlines, the answer is between seven and 15 — email, phone calls, WhatsApp, Teams, spreadsheets, paper logs, in-house tools, and your M&E system — none designed for the speed or complexity of aircraft maintenance.
• Why are your best people chasing information rather than acting on it?
• Why does critical knowledge live in a private inbox instead of a shared operational space?
• What is that fragmentation costing your airline every day in avoidable delays, extended event times, compliance exposure, and unnecessary spend?

2. EventControl OS Platform Demo
This section will feature a live demonstration of EventControl OS, showing exactly how a maintenance event flows from initial report through resolution inside a single shared workspace. You will see:

• The EventControl Hub — the central command environment giving Maintenance Control complete, simultaneous visibility of every active event across the entire route network, with each event displaying location, aircraft registration, discrepancy, vendor, advise time, ETR, confidence level, and tags including AOG/Materials, Road Trip, SIG Event, Working MEL, Priority A/C, and Engineering — all at a glance, all in real time.
• Live Event Timelines — every message, photo upload, status update, parts request, and stakeholder action captured chronologically and permanently, creating a complete audit trail automatically with no additional effort from your team. As seen in the platform, a single event can generate 13 messages, 4 photos, 2 files, and 15 updates — all in one organized space.
• Instant SMS Onboarding — technicians and vendors invited into an event immediately via SMS, with no app download or pre-existing account required, contributing updates, photos, and notes from the moment they arrive on aircraft.
• Event Management Tools — ATA codes, on-site maintenance assignments, vendor contacts, work status, check-in status, and active user tracking all managed within the event environment, delivering a level of situational awareness that phone calls and text chains simply cannot match.
• Quick Query — a structured, instant channel for flight crews to report discrepancies directly into the system, eliminating the back-and-forth that delays event creation and action.
• Automated Workflows — triggering the right actions, notifications, and escalations at the right time, removing the burden of manual coordination from your most experienced people.
• Native Mobile App — the full event environment available on mobile, giving line technicians, outstation vendors, and travelling maintenance personnel identical functionality to the desktop — including live event lists with scheduled departure countdowns, ETR tracking, and new event creation — with no loss of capability.

3. Operator Results: From Generic Tools to EventControl OS
In this section, you will hear benefits with regards to airline operators who have moved from fragmented, generic coordination tools to EventControl OS — and you will see the measurable results that followed. You will see:

• Rapid Adoption – crews at carriers of different sizes and fleet types onboarded quickly and easily, with SMS-based technician and vendor onboarding meaning outstation adoption measured in days, not months.
• Operational Outcomes – real-world data from operators including reductions in average event duration, faster vendor response and arrival times, and the elimination of information silos that previously caused avoidable delays. Operators are already reporting a 20% increase in labor productivity, 80% reduction in communication latency, and 60% reduction in compliance risk.
• Leadership Visibility – how leadership teams gained real-time visibility of their entire maintenance operation for the first time, not through end-of-day reports or manual summaries, but through a live operational picture available on any device.
• Reporting Dashboard – maintenance leadership presented with the data needed to identify trends, measure vendor performance, and understand financial impact, including:
  
  – Median maintenance response time tracking — with the platform demonstrating a network median of 12 minutes across 100+ events.
  – Event lifecycle analysis across three stages: Start → Arrived, Arrived → Completed, and Completed → Closed, broken down by aircraft registration and flight number.
  – Filterable by airport code and date range, with full export capability across the entire fleet.

For operators who have spent years accepting fragmented coordination as the cost of doing business, this section provides a concrete, evidence-based answer to what purposely built event control is genuinely worth.

4. Live Q&A
The final section of the Webinar is an opportunity to put your questions directly to the AireXpert team. Whether you want to understand how EventControl OS would apply to your specific operation, how implementation and onboarding works in practice, how the platform integrates with your existing M&E system, or how pricing and deployment are structured, the AireXpert crew will be on hand to give you honest, direct answers. No question is too operational or too specific – the AireXpert team has spent decades working in and around line maintenance, and they understand the practical realities of what it takes to change how a maintenance operation coordinates. This is your chance to get the answers you need to understand whether EventControl OS is the right fit for your airline.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 26th March 2026) and join SkyPath as they demo the latest version of their innovative and unique real-time turbulence analysis, alerting, and reporting Apps, as used by airlines worldwide such as United, American Airlines, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Japan Airlines, and more; with 125,000 pilots using the app, 9B turbulence reports, and more than 32 million Turbulence Alerts annually.  As you will see, SkyPath is a software only solution and does not require any aircraft integration. It is available as stand-alone Apps for pilots, dispatch, and management, or as an integrated layer in all leading EFB Apps, providing real-time en-route, graphically visualized turbulence reports, and vocal and text alerts warning of Turbulence ahead, alongside PIREPs.

During the Webinar, SkyPath experts will take you on demos of the solution, firstly from a pilot’s perspective for a typical flight using the flight deck App, followed by the new Web app, showing how dispatchers alert pilots regarding upcoming turbulence, and lastly a first look at an innovative new tool to help with annual and seasonal FLPN planning: Predictive Insights. As you will see, this groundbreaking and strategic planning tool gives safety and operations teams long-range visibility into turbulence patterns across the entire route network. The demos will also showcase the newest features in SkyPath (version 11). Firstly, a novel and new industry-leading turbulence data source based on ADS-B Vertical Rate. Next, Nowcasting, a predictive AI / ML powered model utilizing real-time turbulence observations and meteorological parameters to predict short-term turbulence, for up to 24 hours, with a detection rate of more than 90%, and much more.

You will also see a demo of SkyPath’s innovative and new GPS Interference Layer, developed by skAI Data Services, which transforms disruption into deliberate preparation, providing pilots and dispatch with real-time awareness of jamming and spoofing zones before the aircraft enters affected airspace. As you will see, the solution tracks aircraft reports, ADS-B anomalies, and signal analysis to create a dynamic global interference map. The data updates continuously as the global fleet encounters and reports new interference, ensuring crews always have the latest intelligence for their route, gaining immediate visibility into where navigation systems may be compromised, allowing them to maintain safety and operational control. Finally, the team will also showcase SkyPath’s new Contrails Layer, powered by Google AI, enabling pilots and airlines to visualize and avoid contrail formation before it happens. As you will see Google’s AI analyzes satellite imagery and atmospheric data to predict Ice Super-Saturated Regions where contrails persist and spread into artificial cirrus clouds. The forecast appears as an intuitive color-coded overlay showing environmental impact across the route.

The Webinar begins with a look at the challenges of increasing Turbulence frequency, before giving an overview of the solution.  You will see how SkyPath utilizes crowdsourcing technology to share Turbulence information in the aviation community. You will get an explanation on each of the unique and groundbreaking new Turbulence data sources that SkyPath has developed to improve pilots’ situational awareness with regard to Turbulence. The solution normalizes the Turbulence data, taking the airplane’s type into consideration (weight, wing length, etc.), that is served to the pilot in the most accessible way. As you will see, via case studies, SkyPath analyzed and found that 79% of Turbulence related injury events occurred in known Turbulence locations and that the Real-Time Turbulence Data App drives a 40-50% decrease in the number of injuries among SkyPath users.

With increasing frequency of Turbulence from global warming, you will see how SkyPath offers vital insights to both Pilots and Dispatchers, providing real-time Turbulence data and Turbulence predictions, enabling immediate action.

The Webinar is divided into three key sections:

1. Overview of SkyPath; Industry Turbulence Problems; Latest Developments
   First, the SkyPath team will outline the challenge of increasing Turbulence frequency, which is forecast to further increase in the next few years and become more severe. You will learn about the technology SkyPath is based on, using patented algorithms, AI and Machine Learning (ML) models to give pilots the best Situational Awareness regarding Turbulence and PIREPs. You will get a look at the solution’s ecosystem, as stand-alone Apps for pilots, dispatch, and management, or as an integrated layer in the leading EFB Apps. You will then see the latest developments and new features in Version 11, with new and novel Turbulence data sources. You will also see how pilots can report official PIREPs through the App. Lastly, the SkyPath team will provide a sneak peak of new capabilities they are working on.
   
   
2. SkyPath Demo 2: Pilot App for Typical Flight – Flight Plan & Notifications
   Next, you will see a SkyPath demo from a pilot’s perspective following a typical flight. You will see how Pilot’s use the App to upload a flight plan, get an overview of the flight ahead – through a ‘ride quality’ feature and a vertical view of the entire flight path. You will see how a pilot receives both vocal and pop-up notification of Turbulence ahead (even when the app is in the background), and you will see the different weather layers available through SkyPath and how to see the relevant weather information at different altitudes.
   
   
3. SkyPath Demo 3: Pilot App for Typical Flight – GPS spoofing & jamming layer
   You will also see a demo of SkyPath’s innovative GPS Interference Layer, developed by skAI Data Services, which transforms disruption into deliberate preparation, providing pilots and dispatch with real-time awareness of jamming and spoofing zones before the aircraft enters affected airspace. As you will see, the solution tracks aircraft reports, ADS-B anomalies, and signal analysis to create a dynamic global interference map. The data updates continuously as the global fleet encounters and reports new cases of interference, ensuring crews always have the latest intelligence for their route, gaining immediate visibility into where navigation systems may be compromised, allowing them to maintain safety and operational control.
   
   
4. SkyPath Demo 4: Pilot App for Typical Flight – Contrails layer
   Finally, the team will also showcase SkyPath’s new Contrails Layer, powered by Google AI, enabling pilots and airlines to visualize and avoid contrail formation before it happens. As you will see, Google’s AI analyzes satellite imagery and atmospheric data to predict Ice Super-Saturated Regions where contrails persist and spread into artificial cirrus clouds. The forecast appears as an intuitive color-coded overlay showing environmental impact across the route.
   
   
5. SkyPath Demo 5: Web App for both Dispatch and Seasonal Planning
   Finally you will see a demo of the SkyPath Web App which provides tools for dispatch teams displaying the same powerful turbulence data. The demo will show how a dispatcher, using the SkyPath Web App, manages their own desk showing the flights they are responsible for. You will see the value of the information SkyPath provides in route planning and flight monitoring, and how a dispatcher receives notifications for upcoming Turbulence in their flights’ routes. You will see the groundbreaking Predictive Insights tool in action, helping airlines with seasonal flight route planning, see reduced risk for turbulence.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 19th March 2026) to see how airlines and operators are replacing paper technical logbooks and legacy systems, via a demo of the modern eTechlog solution from REDiFly, a user-focused Electronic Technical Logbook that improves operational visibility and ensures crews and maintenance teams are working from accurate, up-to-date aircraft information. As you will see, the solution is built on a modern, scalable platform with open APIs, runs across multiple platforms and integrates seamlessly with existing operational and maintenance systems, supporting long-term flexibility as the user’s IT platform evolves. During the Webinar, the REDiFly team will walk through an end-to-end operational demo, following a typical sector and turnaround. You will see how pilots, cabin crew, and maintenance teams capture and share data in real time, from pre-flight inspections and journey logging through to defect reporting, rectification, and sign-off. The demos will focus on real scenarios and decision points to show how the eTechlog supports pilots during high-pressure moments, provides early visibility for MCC and CAMO, and gives management teams a clean, real-time view of fleet status. The session will also highlight common challenges such as tight turnarounds, incomplete defect information, and manual handovers, demonstrating how digital workflows improve coordination and reduce delays.

You will also see how the eTechlog fully replaces traditional paper workflows, with advanced features such as offline capability, automatic sync to ground systems, pilot defect logging through an integrated and searchable MEL, clear structural damage recording using digital dent and buckle workflows, automated flight tracking, digital maintenance actions and sign-offs, and real-time defect visibility as well as seamless integration with MRO, CAMO, scheduling, and ERP systems, all while generating audit-ready, compliant records that simplify regulatory oversight.  Finally, the REDiFly team will also share practical guidance on regulatory approval, change management, and integrating the eTechlog with your existing systems giving you a realistic understanding of what a successful implementation looks like and the steps involved.

The Webinar is divided into the following four key sections:

1. REDiFly ELB/ETL System Overview; System Architecture and Integrations; Logbook Challenges:
The Webinar will begin with an introduction to REDiFly and the development of the ETL/ELB system. Built on a modern, scalable platform with open APIs, the solution runs across multiple platforms and integrates seamlessly with existing operational and maintenance systems (MRO, CAMO, scheduling, and ERP systems), supporting long-term flexibility as theuser’s organization evolves. The system enables secure, two-way data exchange across any operational ecosystem, ensuring all teams work from a single, real-time source of truth. You will see the following key features:

• User Roles & Accessibility: including multi-platform support (iOS, Windows, Android), individual user login and digital signatures for authentication, secure audit trails, and offline capability with controlled synchronization to ensure operational continuity.
• Dashboard Features: showing aircraft status at a glance with real-time visibility across fleets; integration with third-party systems such as flight scheduling, MRO, and crew systems; and clear tracking of aircraft maintenance, defects, checks, and deferred items.

Traditional challenges with Technical logbooks:
In this section, the Webinar will highlight common challenges such as tight turnarounds, incomplete or inconsistent defect information, reliance on a single physical logbook, manual calculations and handwritten entries, duplicated data across systems, and limited real-time visibility for MCC and CAMO. These challenges can introduce delays, increase operational risk, and create unnecessary workload, demonstrating how digital workflows improve coordination and reduce disruption.

2. ETL/ELB Demo 1: Pre-flight, Post-flight, and Defect Logging:
Next, using a typical flight and turnaround as an example, you’ll see how pilots, cabin crew, and maintenance teams capture and share operational and airworthiness data in real time, from pre-flight inspections and journey logging through to defect reporting, rectification, and sign-off, including:

• Pre-flight Inspection: covering mandatory checklists, built-in validations, and compliance features, plus digital submission with automated synchronization to the ground system, providing early visibility for MCC and CAMO before aircraft arrival.
• Defect Logging & MEL Integration: how pilots can log defects via an integrated and searchable MEL (Minimum Equipment List), attach images, record detailed information and severity levels, and how technicians can review, defer, or rectify defects, including digital Dent & Buckle recording.
• Deferred Defect Management: demonstrating structured workflows for deferring defects based on MEL procedures, automatic population of ATA codes, expiry dates, and ongoing compliance tracking.

3. ETL/ELB Demo 2: Ground System – Real-Time Fleet Monitoring, Defect Tracking:
Next, you will see a demo of the ground system with advanced real-time fleet status monitoring, reporting, and data export capabilities to support both daily operations and long-term planning:

• Real-Time Fleet Monitoring: aircraft availability and maintenance status, color-coded prioritization, automated notifications and escalation workflows for faster operational response.
• Defect & Maintenance Tracking: centralized defect records with images, technician input, and full history; scheduled maintenance tracking; deferred defect ageing and expiry monitoring; and structured structural damage tracking through digital Dent & Buckle workflows.
• Reliability & Trend Insights: defect trend analysis, operational data visibility, and integration with Power BI to support reliability programs and proactive maintenance planning.
• Reports & Data Exports: exportable reports (Excel, PDF, CSV), customizable formats for regulatory compliance, and advanced dashboards to support oversight and decision-making.
• User & Role Management: configurable user roles and permissions, automated notifications, and controlled access across departments.

4. Implementation and regulatory approval:
Finally, the REDiFly team will share practical guidance on regulatory approval, change management, and system integration, providing a realistic understanding of what a successful transition looks like and the steps involved. Drawing on experience supporting operators through authority approvals, this section will demonstrate how to minimize disruption and accelerate time to value, including:

• CAA Approval Process: overview of regulatory requirements and structured steps to ensure compliance with aviation authorities.
• Implementation Plan: a phased and structured transition from paper to digital to minimize operational disruption.
• Implementation Process: step-by-step guidance on system deployment, integration, and organizational adoption.
• Training and Support: comprehensive onboarding, ongoing training, and dedicated support to maximize long-term success.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 12th March 2026) to see how aFuel, the digital fueling solution and largest worldwide fueling network, is transforming aircraft fueling processes. As used by airlines such as Lufthansa, SWISS, Cathay Pacific, Condor, Finnair, SunExpress and more, you will see how the aFuel solution, from Information Design, seamlessly connects airlines with into-plane agents (40+ agents at 300+ airlines worldwide) to digitize the end-to-end fueling process. Via a system demo, the aFuel team will take you through a typical flight, from when the pilot sends a fuel order, via the EFB device, to the into-plane agent who accepts the order and assigns a fuel truck, through to when the digital fuel slip is sent to the pilot, then to the pilot signing the fuel slip with an eSignature. As you will see, throughout the process the system sends the pilot real-time updates on each key milestone – right down to confirmation that the fuel hose has been disconnected. In this session, the aFuel team will shift from abstract metrics to real-world examples, showcasing how leading airlines are using aFuel in their daily operations. You’ll hear how carriers have cut fueling-related delays by simplifying cockpit workflows, how fuel departments have accelerated invoicing and removed manual data handling, and how digital communication between pilots, dispatch, and into-plane teams has made pre-flight routines smoother than ever. The aFuel team will also highlight concrete implementation stories that demonstrate how quickly and easily aFuel can be introduced – whether through the ready-to-deploy EFB app or by integrating directly into an airline’s existing IT landscape. Together, these case studies illustrate how aFuel enables seamless automation and brings meaningful, operational impact from day one.

Additionally, you will hear how the real-time data generated within aFuel, allows airlines to create a digital twin of every single fueling process to monitor and optimize performance across their network; as well as a look at future developments covering functional, technical, and regulatory features. In aviation, every minute counts, every litre matters but paper-based fueling processes are time-consuming and error-prone making communication between cockpit, ground staff and fuel providers difficult and slow. The Webinar will show how aFuel transforms the fuel process to provide airlines with the digital tools to overcome these challenges.

The Webinar is divided into the following 5 key sections:

• Current Fueling Challenges; The Uber Network Effect: Transforming Aircraft Fueling
  The Webinar begins with an outline of how the network effect, similar to ride-hailing apps like Uber, can streamline and digitalize aircraft fueling processes. The aviation industry faces numerous challenges including fragmented supplier landscapes, with airlines often having a different fuel supplier and into-plane agent at each airport, and suppliers using inconsistent data standards. You will see how aFuel’s central platform can solve these issues, enhancing efficiency and data quality through utilizing IATA’s AIDX data standard. The aFuel team will dive into the specifics of how a central digital entity facilitates seamless communication, increases leverage for airlines, and establishes common standards, making the fueling process faster, more robust, and more reliable.
  
  
• aFuel Product Overview and Presentation
  Next, the aFuel team will take you on a tour of aFuel, the world’s largest digital fueling network, now operational at 300+ airports worldwide, with a flight every five minutes being fueled via aFuel, highlighting its widespread adoption and reliability. This segment will detail the comprehensive capabilities of aFuel, including how it connects airlines with into-plane agents, ensuring faster turnarounds, reducing delay minutes by at least 75%, and offering significant tankering savings through pre-communication features. You will see how aFuel’s robust data quality streamlines invoicing and emission reporting, reducing the need for manual data entry and ensuring precise, real-time information.
  
  
• aFuel Demo and Integration Option #1 – Full Scale Integration
  Next, you will find out how aFuel can seamlessly integrate with existing IT and process landscapes. This section will cover the full-scale integration approach, where aFuel works closely with airlines to align their systems with aFuel’s digital standards. You will learn about the adjustments and benefits, ensuring a smooth transition to digital fueling operations, resulting in a unified, efficient process that enhances overall performance.
  
  
• aFuel Demo and Integration Option #2 – aFuel Cockpit – EFB App
  Next, you will experience the ease of using the aFuel Cockpit App, the fast-track integration option that requires no adjustments to existing systems. This app guides pilots through the entire fueling process on their Electronic Flight Bag (EFB). Downloadable from the App Store or Google Play Store, the aFuel Cockpit App simplifies operations and accelerates adoption. You will see a live demo of the app in action, illustrating how it provides a seamless digital experience, enhancing efficiency and reducing the operational workload.  The demo will follow the process of a typical flight from when the pilot sends a fuel order, via the EFB device, to the into-plane agent who accepts the order and assigns a fuel truck, through to when the digital fuel slip is sent to the pilot, then right up to the pilot signing the fuel slip with an eSignature, the system sends the pilot real-time progress updates on each step in the process such as when the fuel hose has been disconnected.
  
  
• aFuel Product Future Developments and Roadmap
  Lastly, you will also get a preview of what’s coming next for aFuel. The future development pipeline follows three dedicated streams: functional, technical, and regulatory. On the functional side, Information Design is expanding the global aFuel network and strengthening the ecosystem of technology partners to increase coverage and accelerate adoption worldwide. From a technical perspective, you will be introduced to aFuel Live Status — a real-time KPI dashboard that provides high-level performance insights at a glance and can be further customized for airlines that want deeper operational or analytical views. And on the regulatory side, the aFuel team are working closely with customers to help them meet evolving requirements such as ReFuelEU and new reporting standards and are actively contributing to the IATA Fuel Data Standard Group, shaping the industry standards for digital fueling and ensuring that aFuel remains fully aligned with future regulatory and data-sharing needs.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 5th March 2026) to explore the latest developments in digital aviation manuals, and company-wide smart content management, via a demo of Yonder, the innovative XML-powered documentation platform.  Via demos of the web platform, offline App and OEM automation revision features, and following workflows as used by airlines such as Malaysia Airlines, TUI Group and Cargolux, you will see how the Yonder platform seamlessly imports traditional aviation manuals and content (FCOM, MEL, FCTM, QRH, Company Docs, Regulations, etc.) of any format (PDF, MS Word, XML) and transforms them into smart digital content that is easier to maintain, audit, and use in daily operations; moving airlines beyond static PDFs into dynamic, role-specific content. During the demo, you will see workflows for document managers and end users (pilots, cabin crew, ground staff, engineers), showing how role‑based content, powerful filters, and automation dramatically reduce information overload while strengthening safety and compliance.​​

The Yonder team will show how the platform centralizes manuals, regulations, OEM content, and forms in a single content library, enabling users to access always‑current, role‑specific information via an intuitive offline app for iOS, Windows, and Android. The session will highlight how document managers can move away from static PDFs to a structured, XML‑based approach with information modules, reusable content, and integrated workflows. You will also see how Yonder’s patented link engine connects documentation directly to regulatory sources so that regulatory changes automatically trigger change requests and never slip through the cracks; plus, other advanced features such as revision comparison tools, and end-user compliance reporting.

By the end of the webinar, you will have seen how the Yonder platform helps airlines and operators:

• Deliver only the relevant information to each user at the right time.
• Automate compliance monitoring for both documents and end users, with traceability across revisions and reused content.
• Streamline OEM and regulatory updates while keeping full control over customized procedures and manuals.​​

The live Yonder platform demos will cover:

• Yonder Demo 1: End‑user experience in the offline app:
  First you will explore the Yonder App available for Apple, Windows and Android devices.  The demo showcases key features that make it a user-friendly solution for frontline employees including: notifications and read / read‑and‑acknowledge tasks; filters by role, fleet and destination; personal highlights and notes; favorites; and integrated electronic forms and form responses.​
  
  
• Yonder Demo 2: End‑user compliance and oversight:
  Next you will see the advanced features in the platform to monitor end-user (pilots, cabin crew, ground crew, engineers) compliance including: analytics, end‑user compliance reports by document, group and user; revision comparison; and full history logs for audits.​
  
  
• Yonder Demo 3: Integrated workflows for authoring and approvals:
  Next the demos will follow the workflows for a document manager showcasing key features such as: change requests, configurable workflows, contextual editing at information‑module level, and structured publication including future‑dated revisions and automatic distribution.​
  
  
• Yonder Demo 4: OEM document automation:
  Next you will see how to import customized OEM manuals and manage updates in a largely automated process.  Workflows you will see include: importing Airbus, Boeing, ATR (and soon Embraer) manuals directly into Yonder, maintaining customizations, and automatically reconciling new OEM revisions with airline‑specific content via smart change requests.​​
  
  
• Onboarding and transition:
  Finally, you will learn how Yonder supports airlines and operators in moving from legacy PDF / Word‑based libraries to smart documentation, from onboardinguntil go live.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

*Please note: this webinar is only for Airlines or Aircraft Operators only

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 26th February 2026) and join SITA to see the latest developments in Flight Tracking with integrated digital Dispatcher tools, via a demo of SITA Mission Watch, as used by over 3500 dispatchers, from 110 different airlines, covering 20% of daily flights worldwide, for advanced flight tracking and monitoring, weather awareness, automated alerts, AI/ML predictive tools, and real-time in-App ground-to-air comms. During the Webinar, SITA experts will demo the solution, using a new advanced split-screen UI, covering real-world workflows; they will also showcase some cutting-edge features, such as the new AI/ML-powered feature that provides dispatchers with a more accurate ETA prediction in the OOOI panel up to 30 minutes before landing, helping to reduce gate conflicts, fuel burn, and passenger misconnects.  Then you will see the new Replay and Training tool, and how it uses historical flight data for post-flight event analysis, process refinement, and dispatcher training; you will also see a demo of the Mission Watch Dispatch Simulator, which recreates complex real-world disruption scenarios (e.g. thunderstorms, airport closures, etc.) to improve dispatcher trainee decision-making skills. You will see how Mission Watch has helped airlines worldwide to streamline dispatch operations, reduce workload, and achieve measurable efficiency gains.

The Webinar begins with an overview of SITA Mission Watch, before SITA experts showcase a demo of the key functionalities following real-world workflows, from displaying real-time aircraft positions utilizing Terrestrial and Space-based ADS-B, VHF, ACARS, and ADS-C sources in compliance with ICAO GADSS, to visualizing real-time 4D weather forecasting, including tracking severe conditions, such as Clear Air Turbulence (CAT), en-route. You will see how dispatchers benefit from a powerful manage-by-exception auto alert system that tracks changes in weather and aircraft conditions, plus over 50 configurable alert types; as well as in-App ACARS and CPDLC messaging for instant and reliable communication between pilots and dispatchers, ensuring faster resolution of enroute issues such as runway closures or weather diversions.

The Webinar is divided into the following 5 key sections:

• Behind the Success: SITA Mission Watch Overview
  First, SITA experts will put into perspective SITA Mission Watch’s Success – sharing numerical figures and case studies, and how the tool has allowed more than 100 airlines and 3000+ dispatchers worldwide get their job done in the quickest, smartest ways.  You will see measurable results from real customer data as well as the drivers behind the product’s success, and why the tool is the most future proof in the market.
  
  
• SITA Mission Watch Demo Part 1 – Mission Watch Web Version
  Next, you will see a demo the newly launched Mission Watch Web Version, focusing first on the elevated user experience, including the split screen capabilities, customizable panel views & configuration options, improved alert system with situational awareness design, improved filtering capabilities, upgraded navigation layer, improved messaging filtering, and much more.
  
  
• SITA Mission Watch Demo Part 2 – Key Functionalities
  Next, continuing in the web environment, SITA will demo the most key functionalities of SITA Mission Watch:
  
  – On flight tracking, you will see how the solution displays real-time aircraft positions from various sources like Terrestrial/VHF ADS-B, Space ADS-B, ACARS, and ADS-C, conforming to the ICAO GADSS Flight Tracking mandate.
  – You will see the extensive monitoring capabilities through displaying a map with aircraft and airports and then adding weather information sourced from multiple channels, including 4D forecasting capabilities with the functionality to track severe weather events such as Clear Air Turbulence (CAT) en-route.
  – SITA will next walk you through the manage-by-exception alert system, automatically tracking changes in weather and aircraft conditions and alerts key duty personnel when these conditions have passed. You will also see the configurability of more than 50 alert types, according to airlines’ own operation.
  – You will also see how SITA Mission Watch incorporates in-app free ACARs messaging, organized with the best situational awareness design to facilitate communication between ground and sky.
  
  
• SITA Mission Watch Demo Part 3 – Predictive ETA
  Next you will see a demo of how SITA Mission Watch is using AI and machine learning to provide dispatchers more accurate ETA prediction in the OOOI panel, much earlier in the time horizon, significantly increasing predictive accuracy at around 30 minutes prior to landing. You will also see case studies from Mission Watch customers, and how the predictive ETA helps airlines reduce gate conflict / gate unmet, reduce enroute fuel burn,reduce pax misconnect incidence, reduce mishandled bags, and hit better real time staffing.
  
  
• SITA Mission Watch Demo Part 4 – Replay & Training using historical data
  Finally you will see how the solution unlocks the power of historical data, empowering airlines to easily glance at the past, and analyze what and why certain decisions were made, at a given past moment. You will see how SITA Mission Watch users can download any flight from the server and simulate it with all relevant historical data, including weather, alerts, messages, navigation data, and more. The demo will walk you through how the playback controls and time navigation, with the double timeline concept, truly empowers root cause analysis, process refinement, and operational awareness.
  
  Based on the same historical data replay concept, SITA will then introduce the SITA Mission Watch Dispatch Simulator – designed to help airlines onboard dispatchers faster. Introduction of the trainer-trainee setup using a simulated environment based on real historical disruptions (e.g., thunderstorms, airport closures), allowing trainers to recreate complex operational scenarios to evaluate and improve dispatcher (trainee) decision making. The demo will also show the trainer-trainee live interaction capability, e.g. adding new scenarios in real-time, fast-forwarding timeline bar.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 12th February 2026) and discover how CAMO and engineering teams drive predictive aircraft maintenance using a next-generation, modular aviation data platform built around real operational workflows, via a demo of EXSYN’s popular data analytics platform and Apps. With increasing pressures on fleet availability, workforce capacity, and regulatory compliance in mind, during the Webinar you will see how clean, connected, and trusted M&E and operations data provides CAMO and engineering teams with the digital tools needed to shift from reactive maintenance to proactive, data-driven decision making. Using software demos, and following real-world CAMO and engineering workflows, the EXSYN team will show how airlines, operators, and MROs use the modular data apps to turn fragmented data into a reliable data foundation, to provide earlier visibility into technical issues, anticipate failures which can lead to AOGs, and ensure fleet availability is not impacted by maintenance delays or spares shortages.

The webinar begins with an introduction to EXSYN and its modular, aviation-native platform, built around the principles of Clean, Connected, and Predictive data. With over a decade of experience in aviation data management, EXSYN works closely with CAMO and engineering teams to turn fragmented data into a continuous, reliable flow of information that supports daily operational decisions. Next, you will see how this approach is applied in practice, starting with the creation of a trusted data foundation. The EXSYN team will demonstrate how automated Data Health Checks and an integrated OEM Library ensure aircraft and maintenance data remains accurate, consistent, and continuously aligned with OEM and authority updates. This foundation underpins compliance, maintenance planning, and the reliability of all downstream predictive analytics.

Next, you will also see how this clean, connected data powers reliability insights providing CAMO and engineering teams with a single, real-time view of technical dispatch reliability, defect drivers, unscheduled removals, and delay root causes—allowing engineering and operations teams to spot emerging risks early, focus corrective action on the ATA systems that matter most, and measurably improve fleet availability, on-time performance, and maintenance efficiency. These insights are then extended using Flight Data Feature Modelling. Through a real operational use case, the demo illustrates how operational flight data is analyzed to identify onboard parameters that act as early warning signals for components with known reliability challenges. Specifically, you will see how reliability trends and historical failure behavior are combined with projected aircraft utilization to model short-term failure risk, enabling teams to predict the likelihood of component failure within upcoming operational windows and take preventive action before disruption occurs.

Next, you will see how these predictive insights are translated into Predictive Spares Demand Planning, ensuring critical components are available at the right bases and at the right time, helping to protect fleet availability and reduce maintenance delays caused by stock unavailability. Finally, the Webinar demonstrates how CAMO and engineering teams can adapt and extend these insights using the Developer App. You will see how users build and customize dashboards and reports through an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, without the need for coding, data science expertise, or IT dependency, while maintaining data consistency and a single trusted data model across the organization.

The Predictive Maintenance Data Apps Demos are divided into three sections:

Demo 1 – Creating the Data Foundation: Data Health Checks and OEM Library

A live demonstration showing how CAMO and engineering teams establish a trusted data foundation through automated data health checks and an integrated OEM library. You will see how aircraft and maintenance data is continuously validated for accuracy and consistency, and how OEM and authority updates are automatically integrated to ensure ongoing compliance. Key demos will cover:

• Automated Aircraft & Maintenance Data Health Checks
  Continuously validate aircraft, maintenance, component, and utilization data to detect missing, inconsistent, or misaligned records without manual intervention.
• Maintenance & Engineering Consistency Checks
  Identify discrepancies between maintenance programs, task cards, utilization data, and recorded events to ensure engineering data remains internally consistent.
• Automated Last Done / Next Due (LD/ND) Calculations
  Generate accurate LD/ND values for maintenance tasks, checks, and rotables automatically, removing spreadsheet-based calculations.
• Standardized Maintenance & Utilization Reporting
  Produce consistent fleet-wide reports covering flight hours, cycles, maintenance status, and upcoming tasks across aircraft types.
• Integrated OEM Technical Library
  Access a centralized repository of OEM manuals, service bulletins, maintenance instructions, and technical documents linked by ATA chapter and part number.
• OEM Revision & Update Synchronization
  Automatically ingest OEM document revisions and updates so engineering teams can always work with the latest approved data.
• Change Identification Between OEM Revisions
  Clearly highlight what has changed between document revisions to quickly assess maintenance and program impact.
• Automated AD Ingestion, Applicability, and Compliance Tracking
  Automatically ingest airworthiness directives from authorities, map applicability to affected aircraft and fleets, track completion status, and generate accurate AD compliance reports directly from validated maintenance and authority data, without manual interpretation or duplicate record-keeping.
  

Demo 2 – Turning Insight into Action: Reliability, Flight Data Feature Modelling, and Spares Prediction

This core section demonstrates how clean, connected data enables:

• Reliability insights to identify recurring and emerging issues;
  – Identification of top ATA systems driving defects, delays, and unscheduled removals;
  – Trend-based monitoring of technical dispatch reliability to detect early performance degradation;
  – Visibility into significant operational events and their impact on fleet reliability;
  – Data-driven prioritization of reliability actions across aircraft, operators, and time periods;
  – Analysis of unscheduled removal rates by ATA chapter and aircraft;
  – Identification of components responsible for repeat removals and reliability erosion;
  – Monitoring of removal rate trends per 1,000 flight hours;

• Flight data feature modelling to define early warning signals for upcoming component failures;
  – Component-level failure prediction using historical unscheduled removals and sensor data;
  – Identification of the most influential flight data parameters driving component degradation;
  – Confidence scoring of predictive models to support operational decision-making;
  – Serial number–level risk classification to plan targeted inspections or removals before failure.
  – Visibility of current and forward-looking failure probabilities at part and serial number level;
  – Identification of risk concentration across ATA systems on a specific aircraft;
  
  
• Predictive spares demand planning to protect fleet availability and reduce maintenance delays.
  – Forecasting of parts demand against upcoming work orders across 0–30, 30–60, and 60–90 day horizons;
  – Early identification of stock shortages before they escalate into AOG situations;
  – Optimized station-level inventory positioning through rebalancing and pooling insights;
  – Focused planning for high-failure and high-risk parts to reduce excess stock and expedite costs.
  – Alignment of maintenance, spares, and planning decisions based on predicted failure windows;

Demo 3 – Developer App: Custom Dashboards Without Coding

Finally, a demo showing how CAMO and engineering teams build and customize dashboards and reports using drag-and-drop tools, without coding or IT dependency, enabling analytics to adapt to airline-specific workflows, such as:

• Comparing reliability performance across fleets, operators, or aircraft types;
• Monitoring the operational impact of MEL deferrals over time;
• Assessing maintenance programme changes before and after implementation;
• Tracking vendor and repair shop performance using objective reliability and removal data;
• Supporting evidence-based discussions with regulators, OEMs, and lessors using consistent, trusted data.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

*Please note: this webinar is only for Airlines or Aircraft Operators only

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 5th February 2026) and learn from Jaime Romero Waldhorn, Fuel Efficiency Manager, Wizz Air, about the operational benefits of FlyGuide FPO (Flight Path Optimization) from StorkJet within the airline’s fuel efficiency program. Operating one of the largest high-intensity networks in Europe, the carrier is an industry-voice worth hearing.

When Wizz Air entered its next phase of fuel efficiency and environmental performance, the airline faced a familiar yet critical challenge. Legacy flight management systems relying on generic performance models and limited weather data were no longer delivering the precision and responsiveness required for today’s ultra-low-cost, high-frequency network. With thousands of flights each year and aggressive sustainability targets, Wizz Air recognized the need for a solution that could provide real-time pilot decision support and deliver actionable optimization across climb, cruise and descent phases.

To meet this challenge, Wizz Air introduced FlyGuide FPO (Flight Path Optimization) from StorkJet, deploying the solution fleet-wide to provide tail-specific recommendations on optimal speeds and altitudes via the airline’s EFB app. By leveraging high-resolution weather inputs, machine-learning-based performance modelling and cloud-enabled flight-phase integration, pilots receive in-flight guidance and post-flight feedback, improving situational awareness and decision-making. During trials covering more than 10,000 flights, 92% of pilots reported using the tool on almost every flight, and the result was demonstrated fuel and CO₂ savings of around 0.5% to 1% per flight, fully aligned with regulatory and operational requirements.

Attendees will learn how Wizz Air transitioned from standard FMS-based flight profiles to a dynamic, AI-enabled flight-path optimization regime embedded in the cockpit and operations workflow. The session will explore how pilot adoption was accelerated, how actionable analytics were integrated into daily operations and how the airline created a scalable foundation for ongoing sustainability improvements and network-wide efficiency gains.

Webinar Outline:

1. Greetings and introduction by StorkJet CEO Renata Niedziela
2. Presentation by Jaime Romero Waldhorn
       a. About Wizz Air
       b. Cooperation with StorkJet
       c. Previous state
       d. StorkJet solution
       e. Implementation results
       f. Saving analysis
3. Conclusions and Q&A

Jaime Romero Waldhorn currently holds the position of Fuel Efficiency Manager at Wizz Air. He started his aviation career at the age of 18 with his commercial pilot training, which was then supplemented by completing a bachelor’s degree on Commercial Aviation Engineering. After spending 6 years in various operations-related positions at LATAM Airlines, he moved to Germany where he got a master’s degree in Traffic and Transport from the TU Darmstadt in 2019.

Since 2018 he has been part of Wizz Air, starting his current role in 2020, overseeing the introduction and the monitoring of fuel efficiency initiatives. With over fourteen years of experience in the airline industry, Jaime has made significant contributions to enhancing fuel efficiency and operational performance at Wizz Air.

Fuel Efficiency and Aircraft Performance: Our passion, your savings

StorkJet provides IT solutions and consulting services that help airlines cut fuel costs, reduce emissions, and improve flight operations by turning flight data into actionable guidance. With StorkJet, carriers get equipped with precise tools for aircraft performance monitoring, fuel planning, pilot decision support across all flight phases, and post-flight feedback – thanks to combining machine learning, physics-based modeling, and big data analytics.

Airlines working with StorkJet gain a single partner for all fuel efficiency needs – flexible, data-driven, and focused on real operational goals. Trusted by the world’s leaders in sustainable aviation.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here

Register to attend this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 19th Febuary 2026) and join Comply365 for an exclusive first look at the transformative capabilities of their industry first unified Operational Performance Platform, powered by industry-specific AI. As you will see, the platform breaks down longstanding data silos across operational content management; safety, quality and risk management; and training management to unite data, and workflows into a single, intelligent ecosystem for smarter efficiency and compliance. The Operational Performance Platform, which unifies their next generation solutions (ContentManager365, SafetyManager365, TrainingManager365), you will see how unifying data unlocks new value, such as predictive and preventative safety insights, real-time compliance and readiness tracking, and operational efficiency, through connected workflows, and faster, coordinated change management at scale. Example use cases include how safety events can seamlessly translate into updated documentation and manuals, and then into training – all with automated compliance and audit tracking, providing airlines with the efficiency needed to react any new safety issues that often typically emerge.

The Comply365 team will also introduce you to the AI innovations embedded across the platform, powering smarter decision-making, automating manual tasks, and unlocking deeper insights. These include CoAnalyst for AI-powered safety risk management, enabling safety reports to be analysed in seconds and providing powerful insights into hazards and events, utilizing reporting and operational data; CoAuthor an AI-powered assistant to automate how authors manage and improve manual content – serving the right info at the right time and always audit ready; and CoTrainer which automates grading and training session feedback, and analyses prior training data to personalise training for each crew member.

Full Webinar Preview:

See how Comply365 is redefining aviation with a connected operational ecosystem – uniting data, workflows, and AI across safety, training, and operations for smarter, faster decisions; safer operations and peak operational performance.

Join Comply365 for an exclusive webinar where we unveil the transformative capabilities of the Comply365 platform and its next-generation solution suite across Operations, Safety and Training, powered by industry-specific AI that is poised to redefine operational performance for aviation organizations worldwide.

The upcoming webinar will unveil Comply365’s vision for an Operational Performance Platform – an industry first approach designed to break down longstanding data silos across safety, training, and operational content. The webinar will highlight both the strategic direction and the tangible early steps already underway.

The Big Picture: The Comply365 Operational Performance Platform

Comply365 is uniquely positioned with the largest repository of operational data in the industry – spanning behavioural, procedural, safety, training, and regulatory content from over 550 customers across multiple domains. Today, this data sits in disconnected systems used by different airline departments, making collaboration difficult and limiting the value organizations can extract.

The unique Comply365 unified platform seeks to solve this by:

• Connecting operational content, safety data, and training data into a cohesive, shared data model.
• Delivering AI driven insight generation through AI innovation such as the Comply365 CoAnalyst, CoTrainer, and CoAuthor.
• Enabling a common language across departments through harmonized taxonomies and data structures.

Why This Matters for Airlines

Airlines consistently report challenges that stem from fragmented systems:

• Safety events take 9–12 months to translate into updated training – by which time multiple new issues have typically emerged.
• Compliance and auditing require significant manual effort.
• Change management is slow and inconsistent across operational units.
• Airlines have a lot of data, but no online insights

By unifying the data landscape, Comply365’s platform unlocks new value:

• Predictive and preventative safety insights
• Real‑time compliance and readiness tracking
• Operational efficiency through connected workflows
• Faster, coordinated change management at scale

What You’ll Learn by joining this webinar :

• Comply365’s Unified Platform Innovation: Explore how the intelligent Comply365 Operational Performance Platform connects safety, compliance, operations, and performance across the enterprise, eliminating complexity and driving measurable gains in efficiency and productivity. A platform that aims to break down silos, unify data, and give organizations a clearer, more proactive view of risk, readiness, and operational health than has ever been possible before.
  
• Next Generation Solutions underpinning the Comply365 Platform:  Learn about Comply365’s next generations solutions underpinning the platform and that are redefining operational content management; safety quality and risk management and training management:
  • ContentManager365: The industry’s most advanced content management and distribution system for seamless, audit-ready operations.
  • SafetyManager365:  Comply365’s next generation and comprehensive safety, quality, and risk management solution
  • TrainingManager365: An integrated training and qualification management system to deliver intelligent, streamlined training operations.
    
• AI Innovation in Action across the Platform: See how AI innovation is embedded across the platform with CoAnalyst, CoTrainer and CoAuthor, powering smarter decision-making, automating manual tasks, and unlocking deeper insights for safer, more efficient operations.  Helping the industry move from reactive compliance to predictive insight – from managing documents and processes to anticipating issues, improving decision-making, and enabling safer, more efficient operations at scale. Redefining how organizations operate.
  
  
• Comply365 Platform Use Cases: Get a preview of some of the early Comply365 platform use cases that aviation organizations can expect to benefit from , and that addresses major industry pain points, as we roll out the Platform’s innovative capabilities.

Why Attend?

• Stay Ahead: Learn how Comply365’s continuous platform and AI innovation delivers ongoing value, new efficiencies, and connected experiences across operations, safety, and training.
• Gain Expert Insights: Hear directly from Comply365’s General Manager Platform, Barak Kirmayer; General Manager, AI, Alan Sternberg and Senior Director Product Management, Paul Saunders.
• Join an Industry Movement: With an industry first platform that will for the first time, break down silos and help redefine how the aviation industry operates.

Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 29th January 2026) to see a demo of how airlines are managing EFB connectivity at scale using Consumer eSIM combined with zero-touch MDM-integration and centralized connectivity control, via a demo of emnify’s new airline specific connectivity solution and platform. As you will see the solution provides airline IT and EFB teams with the advanced tools needed to deploy large numbers of flight crew devices quickly, support truly global connectivity (using multiple-networks), and maintain strict control over connectivity costs and security – all without adding operational overhead. Using demos of the emnify platform and real airline operational examples, the emnify team will show how EFB connectivity can be provisioned over the air and into the airline’s MDM setup, allowing airlines to activate connectivity without manual SIM swaps, QR codes, or flight crew interaction. Once the EFB devices are active, you will see how emnify’s unique cloud-native Connectivity Management Platform (CMP) is used to manage and operate those connections in real-time, supporting rapidly changing routes or diversions to remote airports, controlling data costs in high-price and remote regions, and ensuring that connectivity is used only for approved, mission-critical applications via DNS filtering and usage limits; rather than potentially expensive software updates or use of data-eating apps such as Netflix or YouTube. Additionally, you will see how the solution can also be used for other air crew devices and Aircraft Interface Devices (AIDs).

During the webinar you will see:

• An overview of the operational requirements airlines face when managing EFB connectivity across large device fleets
• How zero-touch, MDM-integrated provisioning enables instant rollout of Consumer eSIM profiles at scale
• Managing airline-specific global connectivity plans aligned to route networks, including high-cost and remote regions
• Applying explicit control over connectivity using data limits, thresholds, and DNS filtering to restrict usage to mission-critical applications
• How airline IT and EFB teams gain real-time visibility and centralized control over device connectivity, usage, and policy enforcement

The Webinar is divided into the following three sections:

1. Overview of airline EFB Connectivity Requirements and Challenges, and emnify’s Approach:
   
   Managing connectivity for airline EFB fleets has become increasingly complex. For the past few years, airlines have faced operational limitations of traditional SIM-based connectivity, particularly as Apple shifted to eSIM-only iPads.  Unreliable roaming, the needs to support rapidly changing route structures, high-costs and manual provisioning means that a new approach is needed.
   
   The emnify team will then introduce their own unique solution showing how zero-touch, MDM-integrated provisioning enables Consumer eSIM profiles to be delivered over the air as part of the device lifecycle, allowing airlines to activate connectivity without manual SIM swaps, QR codes, or user interaction. Once devices are active, the Connectivity Management Platform CMP is used to manage and operate those connections centrally. 
   
    
2. Live Platform Demo: Centralized Connectivity Management using the CMP
   
   Next, the team will showcase the functionality of the unique Connectivity Management Platform (CMP)  – the cloud-native, API-first platform airlines use to manage connectivity, coverage, usage visibility, and policy controls across flight operations environments – this includes EFBs, and other air crew devices, and Aircraft Interface Devices (AIDs).  As you will see, all functionality is available both via the native web interface, or via APIs, allowing airlines to integrate connectivity management directly into their own systems and workflows.
   
   The demo will show how airlines define and manage airline-specific global connectivity plans, aligning countries, networks, and coverage profiles with operational needs and route networks, while maintaining predictable costs across EFB and crew device fleets. You will also see how airline IT teams apply explicit control over connectivity using policies such as usage limits, thresholds, DNS filtering, and automated actions. These controls can be applied centrally or at device level, in bulk and in real time, ensuring connectivity is restricted to approved applications and operational use cases.
   
   
3. Airline Operational Use Cases and Deployment Examples
   
   Finally, the emnify team walk us through some practical airline deployment examples illustrating how Consumer eSIM and centralized connectivity management are used in live operations. These examples show how airlines support global flight operations, scale device deployments efficiently, and maintain control over costs and security without increasing manual workload.
   
   As you will see, a recent deployment with Discover Airlines provided the airline with the following benefits: cost optimization and customer security controls, optimized global data plans, automated policy enforcement, multi-network connectivity, custom DNS filtering for security and cost control, automated data limits and real-time alerts, and real-time visibility and control.

About the Aircraft IT Webinar Series:

Every 2 weeks the Aircraft IT website hosts a different live Webinar, each Webinar hosted by a different IT Vendor. These sessions represent the perfect opportunity to learn about a software solution in a more informal manner and to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of all the major systems on the market, all from the comfort of your own office or home with no sales pressure.

The IT vendor provides a live software demonstration/masterclass of their solution and explains how it can benefit airlines, MROs, Operators, OEMs, Leasing Companies. Once logged on, online delegates can ask questions via the interactive sections of the Webinar or simply sit back and watch and listen to the demonstration. There are two sessions during the day, each differently times to accommodate all time zones.

Each Webinar session is recorded, and an On-Demand version is then posted back to the Aircraft IT website a few days after the live session to allow you to view the content again with your colleagues. The library of On-Demand Webinar recordings provides an invaluable reference source of Flight Operations software demonstrations from the World’s leading Flight Operations IT Vendors.

For a full list of upcoming Webinars Click Here
For a full list of On-Demand Webinar sessions Click Here