For airlines, tracking the difference between the planned fuel burn (from the flight planning system) and the actual fuel burn (from aircraft sensors) is a recommended best practice. But monitoring…
When an aircraft moves on the ground, from the terminal to the runway or from the runway to the terminal, it is now quite common to taxi using only one…
When performed in line with OEM recommendations, engine wash is a way to restore performance. The real value lies in the ability to monitor this effect accurately to optimize its…
What if an A320 could burn 20 kg less fuel per flight, without any operational changes? At first glance, 20 kg may seem marginal. Yet at scale, such improvements represent significant…
Turning Airline Data into Actionable Fuel Efficiency Gains : How independent data analytics helped two large network airlines identify fuel efficiency improvement opportunities—revealing why analytical autonomy, data alignment, and pilot…
In this case study we had to build for a client a way to analyze the difference between the planned flight tracks (from flight planning systems) and the actual flight…
Background In today’s competitive aviation landscape, fuel efficiency is not just a cost-saving measure but a key component of operational excellence and sustainability. A major U.S. airline, committed to reducing…
At GH Aviation Consulting, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions that help the aviation industry achieve operational excellence. Recently, we developed a fuel-saving model for a leading aviation organization,…
Airlines must implement strategies to achieve the Net Zero objective set for 2050. To do so, carbon emission reduction measures need to be integrated into a comprehensive strategy that considers…
19-seater aircraft are generally certified under regulations known as FAR23 (Federal Aviation Regulations Part 23) or CS23 (Certification Specifications Part 23), which offer more flexibility than regulations for larger aircraft.…
