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Sign upA predictive aircraft maintenance solution based on big data analytics
A predictive aircraft maintenance solution based on big data analytics
This "big data" solution capitalizes on the data generated by the sensors installed in the aircraft and makes it possible to plan operations to replace the failed equipment at the right moment, neither too early (preventive maintenance) nor too late (corrective maintenance). As a result, airlines can reduce the level of cancellation and technical delays (due to equipment failures) by up to 50% when a type of equipment is tracked in predictive maintenance via Prognos®. It has the ability to reduce troubleshooting time for service technicians. Indeed, the recovered data allows a quick and effective diagnosis, targeting the root cause of the problem and allowing it to be processed quickly.
Air France
Air France is the #1 French airline, and a leading global player in passenger, cargo transport and aircraft maintenance.
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