closes opportunities for subsequent operations, with no visibility into the end-to-end impact.
maintenance conflicts, passenger connections,
and more across multiple systems — all without real decision-support capabilities.
Siloed systems and domains, governed by operational, legal, and commercial rules, form the foundation of real-time decision-making. During disruptions, OCC controllers face an intense real-time cascade of interconnected decisions, which they must manage with a focus on maintaining operational continuity, reducing costs, and increasing NPS.
Not automation — elevation. We give controllers foresight, coordination, and governance tools that transform reactive fire suppression into proactive operational command.
Disruptions are detected and
contextualized before they escalate.A rolling horizon, defined as an operational
window, enables anticipation of the future state of the operation.
A single view across crew, tail, connections, gates, and disruptions. Ranked recovery options showing trade-offs — not just single-domain fixes.
Full traceability, explainable and auditable recommendations, fully aligned with AI regulations and GDPR compliance. The human always makes the final decision.
Domain-specific agents with deterministic compliance tools, orchestrated through shared state, producing ranked recovery options — always under human oversight.
Monitors all viable crew rotations, evaluates compliance with flight duty time margins and service periods, and manages standby crew availability. During disruptions, it evaluates all possible reassignments considering crew qualifications, rest requirements, resource availability, and crew location.
Monitors aircraft health status, MEL/CDL status, and utilization rates. Provides real-time risk assessment and flags maintenance conflicts for each operation.
Manages both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Monitors daily checks and heavy maintenance activities, and detects conflicts between operational needs and maintenance windows.
Manages departure schedules, turnaround optimization, and ground service coordination. Calculates minimum connection times and turnaround windows.
Monitors stand assignments and detects conflicts caused by delayed aircraft blocking positions. Proposes reassignments to minimize parking wait times.
Tracks passenger connections in real time against MCTs (Minimum Connection Times for each airport). Calculates baggage transfer feasibility and passenger reaccommodation costs for each disruption scenario.
Monitors all destination airports for curfew windows. Generates alerts when scheduled or delayed arrivals are at risk of curfew violations.
Three real-world disruption scenarios. Each one plays out step by step — exactly as it would in a live Operations Control Center.
⚠️ Alert: Pressurization fault on A320neo NX-AKE — 174 pax on board
🔧 Tail Agent: 3h inspection needed. Departure window at risk
🤖 Orchestrator: 3 recovery options evaluated
✅ Recommendation: Option C — 15 min delay + aircraft swap
✔️ CCO approves Option C. All agents notified
⚠️ Alert: Captain of NX1024 to Milan unavailable — medical reasons
🔄 Crew Agent: Proposes captain rotation from NX448
🕐 Plan: NX1024 +15 min / NX448 +20 min waiting for standby captain
💸 Escalation risk: Cancellation = 156 pax rebooking at €12,400
✔️ CCO accepts plan. Changes published across affected flights
⛈️ Alert: Electrical storm LIS — 45 min window, 5 flights & 903 pax affected
🛠️ Maintenance conflict: CS-TTQ boroscopic inspection at risk
⏱️ Curfew risk: LHR flight with only 15 min margin before closure
🔁 Crew Agent confirms extended delay accepted for NX456
✔️ CCO approves full delay package. All domains notified