Air Transat Relies on AD OPT for Optimized Pairings and Preferential Bidding Solutions

Airlines with complex operations can no longer rely on software solutions that simply automate planning processes. While the number of aircraft is a factor, complexity can also be measured by how many aircraft and routes the airline operates, the rules and regulations they must abide by, and specialized factors such as language requirements. With so many factors to consider – including crew satisfaction – airlines rely on optimized planning software solutions to manage their operations.

Air Canada Improves Scheduling Efficiency

Air Canada crewmembers are frontline employees, serving as Air Canada ambassadors in delivering safe and satisfying air travel.

Ensuring that crewmember flight schedules meet regulatory and contractual requirements, while at the same time enhancing quality of life for crewmembers, is critical to creating a positive travel and work environment for passengers and crew.

Qantas: Operational Clarity, Efficiency and Bottom Line Soar with Automated and Optimized Manpower Planning Processes

Airlines of various sizes have the difficultand complex task of establishing and maintaining appropriate staffing levels, managing crewmember career progression, and effectively allocating training and vacation