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IFS unveils civil aviation tail planning, optimisation and assignment solution

IFS has brought to market a 24/7 tail planning and maintenance allocation solution for the global civil aviation industry.

IFS Tail Planning, Optimisation & Assignment maximises aircraft allocation efficiency, supports aircraft planning and optimally schedules maintenance events - allowing airline operators to make informed decisions faster.

IFS Tail Planning, Optimisation & Assignment provides full visibility and dynamic optimisation within a single solution, well in advance of planned flight tasking and maintenance events. Planners can now handle a wider planning window and dynamically manage hard and soft constraints that affect aircraft scheduling, such as destination or maintenance requirements, and analyse the impact of these events on the flight schedule. Maintenance engineers now benefit from full visibility, ahead of planned maintenance events and available aircraft ground times.

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Airlines further benefit from access controls, dynamic role-based workflow management, and master data management for constraints - while taking into account service level agreements (SLAs).

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“The solution maximises fuel savings by reducing maintenance inefficiency through better allocation of aircraft to long-haul routes and assigning an aircraft for maintenance, within the maintenance window,” said Graham Grose, industry director for Aerospace & Defence at IFS. “The solution will play a key role in helping airlines achieve business goals and grow even further in what is an extremely competitive market. As a global leader in the aviation industry, IFS looks forward to continuing to work with airlines across the globe.”

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