The cascade problem
Aviation disruption doesn't cascade linearly. A single 20-minute turn-around delay in the morning propagates through aircraft rotations, crew duty limits, slot restrictions, and passenger connections, creating a compounding wave of costs invisible until it's too late to act.
AeroFlux CTRL models this propagation in real-time, surfacing the early indicators hours before they become critical, giving your OCC team the window to act, not just react.
A320 LY3421 · Turn-around +22 min
KL887 slot miss → ground hold
Crew FDP limit reached · 2 rotations at risk
14 flights affected · €340K exposure
How it works
CTRL continuously ingests ADS-B positions, OCC system feeds, AIMS crew data, airport slot updates, and weather models into a single real-time operations picture. Nothing is missed.
Our predictive engine simulates the domino effects of every incoming delay, accounting for aircraft turn-around times, crew duty limits, airport curfews, and connection dependencies across the entire network.
When CTRL predicts a disruption threshold breach, it evaluates recovery options (aircraft swaps, sub-charters, and retimings) and ranks them by financial impact, passenger delay, and compliance cost.
Core capabilities
Our predictive engine simulates the downstream domino-effects of delays. It accounts for aircraft turn-around times, airport curfew constraints, and crew maximum duty limits, updating the propagation model continuously.
When a disruption is predicted, AeroFlux CTRL evaluates recovery options (aircraft swaps, sub-charters, retimings) and ranks them by financial impact, passenger delay, and compliance cost.
No alert fatigue. Alerts are filtered based on severity threshold and role-routed directly to the appropriate OCC screen, so planners only see incidents where action is required.
Book a live demo using your own disruption history and see how AeroFlux CTRL would have changed the outcome.