How automating flight information validation and correction helped a European airport eliminate human errors and speed up data checks by 57%.
Our customer required a system for automatic flight information control with an option of manual information control by a person (flight operations officer) before it is reflected on the display.
The system needed to comply with the demands of consistency, partition tolerance, 24/7 availability and total data safety.
Our team developed a system that controls the input of information about flights in the airport, based on the defined rules. Based on these rules, the system decides if flight information is right or wrong and if right, it sends messages about flights on flight information display. If it is wrong, the system corrects it automatically, or allows manual correction by a flight operations officer, if automatic correction is impossible. Manual message correction is performed through a separate visual module that can run on any machine with access to this module that recognizes display messages with flight information.
Automatic handling of flight information input
Take decisions on flight info being right or wrong
Send messages about flights to flight information display
Automatic correction
Visual interface for manual correction
Get 24/7 access to the system
Protection against data loss
