Virtual OPS 2020
The recent COVID-19 crisis has thrown the travel industry into one of its greatest crisis ever and yet it has in some ways brought us closer together. As we gear up to face the “new normal”, we are more than ever convinced of the need to work closer together, to learn from our shared experiences and find better ways to work. We’d like to cordially invite you to our flagship operations confluence – OPS 2020 to network, discuss, and exchange ideas with other airline representatives as well as other industry experts.
This time around we are planning this to be a virtual or online session (VOPS 2020) that will be held as an ongoing series over a few months. We are going to schedule session with a small number of participants, in order to give every VOPS 2020 attendee enough room to discuss with the other airline participants. This will make VOPS 2020 a very unique format compare to the usual webinars with big amounts of attendees and few answered questions only.
VOPS 2020 Topics
We are going to elaborate on the following topics with airline attendees:
- The impact of COVID on airline operations and what is the way forwardownership
- Post Covid Era: Changing Landscape of Operational Regulations & Rules
- Managing Unpredictability in Operations
- Retaining Crew Skills & Training for new
- Unpredictable Manpower Demand
- Call for a multi skilled and cross functional workforce : Resource Cross Utilisation & Consolidations
- Post Covid Era: Fleet and Network changes
- Scaling to Higher Demand for Inter-Department Communication
- Need for Higher Cost & KPI Analysis
- The changing Pre-Flight and Post Flight Scenarios
About OPS 2020
OPS 2020 Berlin
The 3rd edition of IBS’ OPS 2020 event was organized at Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof in Berlin on 16-17 July 2019. 54 airline operations, hub management, crew scheduling and planning optimization experts from 14 airlines, 11 countries and four continents (Australia, Europe, East-Asia, North-America) got to the German capital and made OPS 2020 Berlin the largest ever.
The two-day event provided an excellent opportunity to exchange airline industry best practices and enable airline OCC know-how transfer and experts discussions. The international airline attendees elaborated on major topics like Operations Safety, Fatigue Risk Management, Crew Planning Optimization, Augmented Decision Support, Business Process Automation, Operations Disruption Recovery and Collaborative Decision Making. Airline OCC experts and industry thought leaders presented their business expectations, experiences and vision on the next generation of airline operations and the digital transformation that needs to happen across the entire industry. Of particular interest to the attendees was the Airline OCC Expert Panel on Day 1, and the Think Tanks on trending industry topics on Day 2.
OPS 2020 Miami
The 2nd edition of IBS’ OPS 2020 event was organized at The Ritz-Carlton, Bal Harbour, Miami from 5-6 June 2018 and brought together 32 airline operations experts across 11 airlines from nine different countries in Europe, Asia-Pacific, North-, and South-America. The event also saw active participation from industry thought leaders and consultants.
The two-day event saw a lot of ideation, exchange of best practices, and several lively and productive discussions addressing key operations areas like Fatigue Risk Management, Automated Decision Support, Disruption Recovery, and Collaborative Decision Making. There were several sessions by Airlines and Industry Thought Leaders on the next generation of airline operations and the digital transformation that needs to happen across the industry. The discussions during the sessions and the networking breaks helped airlines realize that they all face the same challenges and have similar goals for the future.
OPS 2020 Dubai
The First OPS 2020 event organized by IBS Software at Le Meridien, Dubai, proved a great forum for key industry players to exchange views about the daily challenges they face.The event was attended by 40 participants and 10 airlines from around the globe. The participant airlines presented the operational challenges posed by a non-homogenous fleet, new routes and implementation of EASA regulations among others.
The lively Think Tank session, facilitated by industry experts, was centred around three topics:
- Collaborative Decision Management
- Disruption Recovery
- Crew self-service
The event surpassed expectations for the participants in terms of the priceless interaction from airlines around the world and the exchange of ideas for a futuristic digital operations platform for ailrines. OPS 2020 - Digital Airline Operations has established itself as a solid industry event series and will be organized across geographies in 2018.
Why Attend
Stretch your imagination
Network with industry peers
Feel the difference
Why iFlight
A differentiated digital airline operations platform that helps to:
- Achieve Significant Cost Savings: through easy configurations, rule authoring, new-age features, automation, smart tools, etc. enabling airlines to optimize the size and effort required to run the function and drive down the total cost of ownership
- Improve Operational and Procedural Efficiency: through a unique monitoring facility that reduces response times, enhanced proactive crew alerting mechanisms that reduce unplanned diversions and delays, and a comprehensive cost monitor to evaluate the full financial impact of operational decisions and reduces operational cost overruns
- Reduce Impact of Disruptions: through a unique disruption management tool that is easy to use, with a combination of optimized solutions and human expertise supported by a workflow wizard, and supports high levels of automation
- Increase Crew Utilization: through proactive alerts, operational dashboard widgets, reduced delays and disruptions
- Increase Crew Satisfaction: through portal/mobility solutions with push notifications, geo-fenced check-in, leave bidding, duty swaps with best in class usability features
- Future Proof Investments with an Integrated Digital Platform (for Crew Management and Flight Operations) built in collaboration with iFlight airline customers, industry players, and which seamlessly integrates with third party crew management and operations related systems
CGI Members
The iFlight NEO CGI/user community is the mainstay of the iFlight NEO product strategy today. The IBS community model provides a platform for pooling business ideas, new concepts and best practices across our customer base and hence provides a rich source for continuous product improvement. The iFlight NEO Strategy Group provides the long term direction for the product to keep it market leading into the future. The enhancements that are taken up through the community is funded by IBS and membership to the community is provided free of cost to all its members.