Chine
Helps airline planning teams spot which of tomorrow’s flights are at risk of costly delay, and act the day before with evidence and confidence.
By the time a flight delay is visible on the day, the options are few and expensive. Chine moves the decision back twenty-four hours, to where it is still cheap to act.
What it is
Chine helps airline operations teams make confident, evidence-based decisions about tomorrow’s flying programme — today.
Working a day ahead (D-1), it looks at every planned flight and predicts the risk of delay, whether from air-traffic-flow restrictions, aircraft turnaround, or local air-traffic control.
It then puts a cost on that delay and, where it is worth doing, proposes alternative routings.
Just as importantly, Chine tells you when not to act — recognising that the cost of rerouting can outweigh the benefit. It has learned from historical delay and turnaround data from EUROCONTROL and partner airlines.
Real-world examples
Flagging, the evening before, that a hub-bound flight faces a high risk of costly flow-management delay, and proposing a cheaper reroute — while leaving low-risk flights untouched.
Showing controllers where a delay can be safely absorbed by existing buffers, avoiding an unnecessary and expensive intervention.
Applying the same delay-risk logic to airport ground turnaround or a logistics chain.