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The power of a performance engineer - in your pocket
Experience limitless potential on Route and Aircraft Performance Analysis
Missions: Your single source of truth
When comparing the performance of different aircraft on a particular route or assessing the economic viability of a given route network, it is essential to maintain a global perspective and a level playing field – no mean feat in the scattered landscape of legacy applications, in-house developments and office software typically available in aircraft OEM marketing or fleet planning departments.
Missions is the only commercially available analysis tool which brings together aircraft definition, aircraft performance and cost investigations in a single environment and delivers reliable projections of key metrics such as payload capacity, maximum range and direct operating cost. Excellent runtime performance and the integrated analysis environment ensure fast results even when dealing with large route networks.
While you struggle to precisely evaluate aircraft performance due to the ever-increasing need for scalability, route options, network types, and business models, the cross-functional capabilities you need have been here the whole time. Your conventional tools and lack of access to analytics should be a thing of the past.
Missions key benefits
Determine guaranteed aircraft performance on given routes
Get a full picture of the pros and cons of employing different aircraft types
Create an objective, reliable basis for strategic decisions
Strengthen buying confidence and satisfaction
Streamline cross-departmental communication & collaboration
Key features of Missions
Quick aircraft definition and bulk creation of routes and route networks
Detailed, graphic-interactive definition of fuel policies and other operational conditions
Comprehensive analysis options including payload-range, limiting weights, ETOPS, re-dispatch scenarios, en-route winds and surface temperatures.
In-depth evaluation of airline costs, revenues and profits on specific routes or networks
Complex trade-offs of multiple aircraft, routes, runways, and economic parameters
Definition of detailed ground-rules and assumptions
State-of-the-art presentation of analysis results in easy-to-grasp reports, charts, and geographic maps
