AirAsia India and Air Costa are the latest carriers to deploy SITA OnAir’s AIRCOM services, which include the flight tracking service that has already been adopted by the likes of Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle and Royal Brunei Airlines.
The AIRCOM FlightTracker service enables airlines to track flights in real time throughout their entire route network by leveraging air traffic control data and the carriers’ flight plans to provide precise aircraft position monitoring. Automatic alerts are generated if an aircraft goes outside pre-determined parameters.
In addition to the flight tracking service, both airlines have deployed AIRCOM Server Online and AIRCOM Datalink Services. Capt. K N Babu, CEO of Indian regional carrier Air Costa, said these new services will help to “make sure we optimise our operations” as the airline works towards fulfilling its growth potential.
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The AIRCOM FlightTracker service enables airlines to track flights in real time throughout their entire route network by leveraging air traffic control data and the carriers’ flight plans to provide precise aircraft position monitoring. Automatic alerts are generated if an aircraft goes outside pre-determined parameters.
In addition to the flight tracking service, both airlines have deployed AIRCOM Server Online and AIRCOM Datalink Services. Capt. K N Babu, CEO of Indian regional carrier Air Costa, said these new services will help to “make sure we optimise our operations” as the airline works towards fulfilling its growth potential.
18/08/15 Future Travel Expreience
