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Yeah correct - flight planning, crew is managed by Sabre FPM and Crew Manager (afaik). ACARS are managed through FPM , HERMES and some strange interface for the
by clmns 11y ago
Yeah correct - flight planning, crew is managed by Sabre FPM and Crew Manager (afaik). ACARS are managed through FPM , HERMES and some strange interface for the old mainframes (the rest of the comm is going through this). The rest is mostly SAAS, but in the RDP sense. I can assure you, its definitely not "Cloud", but Remote Desktop Computing. SAS also has multiple small airlines (local) attached to it, some of them are using their own stuff, but most of it is central.
This is by far one of the most stale industries as yarper mentioned. Really long sales cycles heavily relying on connections and also large implementation/customization fees are part of it. Esp. in flight planning - where 0.1% fuel savings are important, things haven't moved anywhere.
- acveilleux 11y agoSounds like healthcare at the medium hospital and up level.
- yarper 11y agoWe experience all of those things too, right down to remote desktop "cloud" computing