Disruptions

In today’s competitive airline environment, flight disruptions are no longer viewed as inevitable occurrences. They’re high-risk moments that establish passenger experience and airline profitability. With increasingly intense weather events, operational

In the aviation industry, operational industry is not a matter of it, but when . Weather delays, mechanical problems, crew scheduling issues, air traffic control holds, and random events such

Introduction Disruptions are no longer exceptional events in aviation, they are a daily operational reality. From severe weather and airspace congestion to crew shortages and technical delays, irregular operations (IROPS)

Flight disruptions are one of the biggest challenges airlines face, affecting passenger satisfaction, operational efficiency, and revenue. While delays and cancellations may seem inevitable, technology is changing the game. At

Introduction Flight disruptions are an unavoidable challenge in airline operations, impacting both financial performance and passenger experience. According to IATA’s 2023 report, disruptions cost the industry around $15 billion annually,

Introduction Winter storms in Stockholm. Blizzards in Montreal. Ice accumulation in Anchorage. For airlines and airports operating in northern latitude regions, extreme weather isn’t just an occasional disruption—it’s a seasonal