Register to view this On-Demand Webinar (recorded 20th August 2026) to learn, via a demo of the popular Flightscape platform, how airlines are creating a more connected operational environment, utilizing the latest technology, that enables faster, more informed decisions during irregular operations / disruption events.  As you will see, Flightscape, as used by airlines worldwide such as Turkish Airlines, Azul, and Garuda, optimizes disruption and recovery management by integrating previously siloed data (flight, crew, airport, legacy, Gate, OCC), onto a single unified platform, so that controllers, dispatchers, crew schedulers, and airport teams all work from the same live picture of the operation. Via demos of the solution, you will see how disruption scenarios, such as delays, aircraft swaps, AOGs, ATC constraints, crew legality issues, and passenger incidents, are assessed in real-time across the network with automated alerts sent to anticipate disruptions. Next, you will see how advanced features such as the Recover Manager Ops module, and Unified Task Board automatically build optimized recovery scenarios that account for financial impact, passenger experience, and crew welfare simultaneously; allowing teams to manage by exception, coordinate faster across previously siloed roles, and quickly evaluate the most beneficial resolution pathway, helping airlines recover from IROPS (Irregular Operations) with greater confidence.

The Webinar begins with a look at the traditional challenges airlines face with irregular operations quickly exposing the challenges of disconnected teams, fragmented information, and siloed decision-making. When flight operations, crew management, network planning, and operational control teams are working from different systems and priorities, disruption recovery becomes more complex, costly, and time-consuming. During the Webinar you will see how Flightscape provides the advanced tools and functionality to help airlines assess disruption scenarios, understand network-wide impacts, coordinate recovery actions, and optimize operational outcomes. As you will see, by unifying operational data, workflows, and decision-making processes, airlines can improve collaboration across teams, gain greater visibility into the operational impact of disruptions, and accelerate recovery efforts.

The Webinar is divided into the following key sections:

1. Why Operational Silos Create Challenges During Disruption Recovery

In this section, the structural challenge at the heart of airline irregular operations will be explained to you: when flight operations, crew management, network planning, and operational control teams are working from different systems and disconnected data sources, disruption recovery becomes slower, costlier, and harder to coordinate. You will see:

• The Cost of Fragmented Information: How OCC teams working from disconnected systems are forced to make high-stakes decisions without a complete operational picture, relying on manual communication to align on a recovery path at the moment when speed matters most.
• How Silos Compound Disruptions: How a delay that could be absorbed with early, coordinated action becomes a cascading series of crew legality issues, gate conflicts, and missed connections when flight operations, crew scheduling, and airport teams are each seeing only their own piece of the problem.
• Why Traditional Systems Are No Longer Sufficient: How the pace, frequency, and complexity of modern irregular operations have outgrown the fragmented workflows and legacy tools that most airlines still rely on, and why a new operational foundation is needed to respond with the speed and consistency that today’s disruptions demand.

2. How Unified Operational Visibility Supports Better Decision-Making

Next, the Flightscape team will explain how unified operational visibility transforms the quality and speed of decision-making during disruption events, and why the difference between a well-managed disruption and a cascading operational failure is rarely the complexity of the event itself. You will see:

• The Unified Operational Picture: How Flightscape, built on CAE’s nearly 80-year legacy as a cloud-native SaaS platform, brings together flight, crew, airport, and network data into a single shared view, giving every stakeholder the context they need to make faster and more consistent decisions without switching between systems.
• Compliance Built Into Every Decision: How recovery options are generated and evaluated within the constraints of regulatory requirements, airline policy, and crew legality rules, reducing the risk of a compliant-looking decision creating a downstream problem that only becomes visible later.

3. The Benefits of Connecting Flight Operations, Crew, and Operational Control Teams

Next, you will see how connecting previously siloed teams within a shared operational environment delivers measurable benefits across every phase of disruption management, from early detection through to resolution and recovery. You will see:

• Operations Control: How Movement Manager provides a network-wide view of fleet status and Recovery Manager Ops builds optimized recovery scenarios that simultaneously account for financial impact, passenger disruption, and crew welfare.
• Crew Management: How Crew Manager gives crew schedulers a unified workspace to recover from crew IROPS situations efficiently using a powerful crew recovery engine, while the RosterBuster app keeps more than 400,000 crew members connected to live schedule changes from their mobile device.
• Flight Management and Airport Operations: How Flight Management pushes real-time briefing data directly to crew and delivers lower cost flight plans, while Airport Management enables ground teams to adapt quickly to disruptions as they develop, all drawing from and updating the same live operational data set.
• The Coordination Benefit: How, when these teams operate from the same data in real time, the communication loops that slow down recovery are eliminated, with decisions made in operations control immediately visible to crew scheduling and the airport team, avoiding the duplicate effort and misaligned actions that make disruptions more expensive and more difficult to resolve.

4. How Flightscape Solutions Help Airlines Evaluate Recovery Options Faster and Respond More Effectively to IROPS

Next, the Flightscape team will demonstrate how the platform’s integrated solutions give OCC teams the tools to assess recovery options faster and execute with greater confidence during IROPS events. You will see:

• Recovery Manager Ops in Action: How the system automatically builds optimized recovery scenarios from live operational data, simultaneously considering financial impact, passenger disruption, and crew welfare implications of each option, so that planners are evaluating recovery paths rather than constructing them from scratch under time pressure.
• The Unified Task Board: How disruptions are surfaced across flight, crew, and airport in a single prioritized view, translating complex operational events into clear, actionable recovery tasks enriched with the context needed to make a decision without leaving the platform.
• Real-Time Across Every Role: How Flightscape’s cloud-native architecture makes all of this intelligence available in real time across web and mobile, so that a crew scheduler working remotely, a dispatcher in the OCC, and a ground handler at the gate are all acting from the same live picture at the same moment.
  

5. Practical Approaches to Improving Operational Resilience and Performance During Disruption Events

Finally, the Flightscape team will bring together the practical lessons from the session, outlining the approaches airlines are taking to build greater operational resilience and improve performance during disruption events, both in the immediate term and as part of a longer-term digital transformation. You will see:

• From Reactive to Proactive: How airlines are moving away from handling each disruption in isolation under time pressure toward a model where potential disruptions are identified earlier, recovery options are pre-evaluated, and teams are aligned before a situation escalates.
• A Modular Path to Connected Operations: How Flightscape’s modular architecture enables airlines to start with the area of greatest operational need, whether that is operations control, crew management, or unified task management, and expand their use of the platform as their digital maturity grows, without the disruption of a wholesale system replacement.
• Measuring the Impact: How Flightscape customers are measuring the outcomes of a connected operational environment in reduced IROPS costs, faster recovery times, improved on-time performance, and a better passenger experience, providing a practical benchmark for airlines at any stage of their digital transformation journey.
• The Road Ahead: How the platform continues to evolve toward greater automation and intelligent decision support, with operational resilience treated not as a fixed destination but as a continuous capability that airlines build over time through better data, better tools, and better-connected teams.

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.

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