Pressemitteilung: Connecting the Dots: The Next Evolution of Aviation Data / For years, the aviation data conversation has largely been about access. Woody Johnston, Sales Manager, Airports and Airlines, Cirium Who has the data? How comprehensive is it? How quickly can it be delivered? And how effectively can an airline or airport use it to understand what is happening? Those questions still matter. Trusted, accurate data will always be foundational. But I believe AI is beginning to change the conversation. The next advantage won’t simply come from having more data. It will come from connecting that data, putting it in context, and making it easier for people across an organization to use it to make better decisions. Working with airlines and airports at Cirium, that’s the shift I find most interesting. From access to context Airlines and airports operate in incredibly data-rich environments, but that information is often consumed through the lens of individual functions. Commercial teams might be evaluating market demand and competitive capacity. Network teams are assessing where to grow or adjust service. Airports are considering how airline schedules could affect passenger volumes and infrastructure. Operations teams have another set of questions altogether. (....)