A single delayed engine can cascade into grounded aircraft, missed flights, and compensation claims across a network with no slack to absorb it. Aera senses changes across fleet, parts, fuel, and demand; recommends actions that keep aircraft flying and passengers moving; and executes them in your systems.
The data already exists in your systems. The cost lands in what happens between the data and the action.
A single delayed engine or component can cascade into grounded aircraft, missed slots, rebookings, and compensation claims, each handled by a different team.
Spares build up across the network as a hedge against an unpredictable supply chain, yet the one critical part can still be missing at the station that needs it.
Fuel prices and route demand move every day, while aircraft-to-route assignments stay fixed to a schedule set before either one changed.
Aera automates the routine decisions, augments the complex ones, and executes both in real time. Airline teams see the payoff in five areas of the business.
Sensor telemetry is matched against fleet-wide failure patterns, with maintenance windows recommended and parts and shop slots booked before a component grounds an aircraft.
Demand and failure rates are modeled part by part and station by station, with stocking, redistribution, and replenishment recommended to release trapped capital without putting dispatch reliability at risk.
Fuel prices, route demand, load factors, and fleet efficiency are weighed together, with aircraft-to-route assignments and fleet swaps recommended as conditions shift.
New, aftermarket, used, and pooled parts are compared against cost, lead time, and airworthiness rules, with the order, repair routing, or pool draw triggered while shop capacity is still available.
Maintenance, network operations, revenue, and procurement act on one connected picture, so a delay is met with a single, coordinated response before it becomes a grounding, a rebooking wave, and a compensation bill.
Aera was named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Decision Intelligence Platforms. In the companion Critical Capabilities report, Aera scored among the highest across all four use cases.
Prepackaged decision logic your teams can run on day one, tuned to aging fleets, scarce parts, volatile fuel prices, and a network with no slack.
Recommends the optimal maintenance window and triggers parts and slot booking ahead of an AOG event, with AOG risk scored and ranked across every tail.
Recommends optimal stocking levels by station and triggers redistribution and replenishment, balancing service level against holding cost.
Recommends aircraft-to-route assignments and triggers fleet swaps as fuel prices and demand shift, to lower cost per available seat-mile.
Recommends the optimal source and shop for each part and repair event, weighing OEM, PMA, used, and pooled options against cost, lead time, and airworthiness rules.
How decision intelligence handles unplanned groundings, spares, fuel, and parts sourcing, with four Skills built for airlines.
What changes when maintenance, parts, and network decisions connect insight directly to action.
