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Ho ho ho, dear friends of Avionworx!
It’s been a whirlwind of a year here at Avionworx, but nothing prepared us for the call we got from the North Pole back in July. Santa Claus himself reached out, seeking help with an unexpected predicament.
Turns out, the big guy has a vision. When he’s not delivering gifts, he wants to charter out his sleigh to help finance the rising costs of candy canes and elf healthcare. After all, even Santa’s got to innovate in these times!
We were honored to assist and began crafting the perfect Charter Agreement system, aka ‘Charter Explorer’ for Santa. And here’s just a glimpse of some of the exciting parts we’ll be unwrapping:
- 🎄 Build contracts as smooth as a sleigh ride – Create agreements from timetables in Grid, Gantt, or Calendar views
- 🎄 Set magical pricing – Different periods, weekdays, and even reindeer classes
- 🎄 Manage allotments with elf-like precision – Add and adjust at will
- 🎄 Validate your merry flights – Ensure every leg is covered, and pricing/allotments are as jolly as can be With Santa as our first “customer,” we’re thrilled to announce that in early 2025, you’ll be able to get your hands on this game-changing Charter Agreement software too! Whether you’re planning to charter aircraft or sleighs, we’ve got you covered. So, as you sip your mulled wine and unwrap your gifts this holiday season, remember: Avionworx is here to make 2025 the year of seamless charter agreements with ‘Charter Explorer’.
Until then, keep the skies merry and bright.
Happy Holidays,
The Avionworx Team
We are thrilled to announce the latest addition to our continually evolving GnA Airline system! Building on our last update, where we introduced the innovative Timetable Explorer—a powerful tool that simplifies importing, deleting, copying, and rolling out timetables—we are now taking another significant step forward.
Soon, we will be able to showcase our advanced and insightful feature for fleet demand analysis. This new functionality will empower you to examine your fleet's day-by-day demand with precision and flexibility. The system enables you to optimize solutions based on several customizable strategies, including:
A minimum number of medium-length connections
A maximum number of round trips
Operational assignment methods such as Last In, First Out (LIFO) or First In, First Out (FIFO)
At the core of this new capability is the Solver, which leverages the robust GnA rule engine. It adheres to user-defined parameters, such as minimum turnaround times, ensuring that the generated solutions align with your operational goals.
The results, calculated swiftly through our optimization service, are presented in a clear and intuitive manner. You can view them in various formats, including:
Gantt charts
Detailed visual graphs
Or even download them directly for further offline analysis.
We are confident this enhancement will provide our users with actionable insights and greater operational efficiency. To learn more about how this exciting new feature can work for you, we invite you to reach out. Better yet, let us demonstrate the system's capabilities with a one-on-one session, tailored to showcase how we can optimize your operations using your SSIM file.
Let us help you take your fleet management to the next level!
Yesterday, Microsoft officially released .NET 9, the latest version of the framework we use at Avionworx.
We’re always eager to hop on board with each new .NET release, knowing it comes packed with fresh functionalities (and, fingers crossed, fewer bugs). For us, it’s like getting a new and improved aircraft model—it may look similar on the outside, but it’s faster, more efficient, and has a few extra bells and whistles we love to explore.
To test the impact of each .NET version on our performance, we turn to our trusty GnA.Iata library, which manages flight schedule streams for both synchronized and asynchronous operations.
Just like sorting through airline baggage, it handles plain or compressed data streams with ease!
When we put .NET 9 through its paces across Linux and Windows environments we see constant, gradual performance gains with each and every framework release.
It always feels like upgrading engines on a jet!
So, for our airline friends, it’s business as usual—but with some extra fuel efficiency under the hood. And for the tech enthusiasts out there, let’s just say.NET 9 is well worth the upgrade for smoother, faster flights through the data streams.
Bringing it all together… In our previous updates, we unveiled the SSIM extractor and the rule engine. Now, we’re excited to introduce the next leap: a dynamic grid for presenting data. This grid seamlessly integrates SSIM logic and the rule engine, delivering an interactive UI that simplifies how you validate and visualize timetable data. With our Timetable Explorer (TTX), you can now:
- Effortlessly import, delete, copy, and rollout timetables: Manage your timetables with ease and flexibility.
- Gain insights with detailed timetable reports: Visualize your data in a way that makes sense, with specific reports tailored to your needs.
- Flexibility by creating custom rules and calculators in the rule engine: Tailor the system to your unique requirements and streamline your processes.
- Ensure accuracy by validating timetables and generating warnings: Stay ahead of potential issues with real-time validation and alerts.
- Optimize performance with KPI and cost variable calculations: Make informed decisions with comprehensive performance metrics and cost analysis.
Avionworx is introducing the Timetable Explorer (TTX) in GnA. The first step in TTX is to assist the aviation industry with its advanced capabilities for managing SSIM files. This powerful tool offers a range of features to streamline the handling of flight schedule data, including the ability to visualize one or two SSIM files in the same view. It converts SSIM files into a timetable format, detailing everything from seasonal records to individual flight legs.
The tool’s robust processes include options to ignore data and IATA rules for certain parts. Users can edit timetables by copying, moving, or deleting records, and even roll out schedules across different periods.
TTX also supports various ordering and grouping options, and offers multiple consolidation methods.
With a user-friendly interface, TTX makes it easy to view compare and analyze flight schedule data through tables, charts, and prebuilt reports. It also facilitates seamless data exports.
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On Monday, July 1, 2024, Avionworx launched GnA as an adhoc software solution for Air Atlanta. Per Genell from Avionworx said, "We are delighted to have developed this standalone solution, which will save the team at Air Atlanta many hours every month."
A spokesperson from Air Atlanta added, "Our collaboration with Avionworx has greatly streamlined our operations. What once took hours or days of manual work is now done seamlessly and accurately in a fraction of the time. Avionworx has shown that even the most complex tasks can be simplified with the right technology."
Avionworx secures .aero domain for hosting platform!
We are thrilled to announce that Avionworx has successfully acquired an .aero domain, specifically designated for organizations operating within the airline industry. This strategic move allows us to leverage this specialized domain for our hosting platform, where we will host our innovative products and services tailored to the aviation sector.
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Avionworx released a .NET library which can parse and generate IATA SSIM Chapter 7 files.
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