Disruptions

Flight disruptions aren’t new-but what passengers expect during those disruptions has changed more in the last two years than it has in the past two decades. In 2025 alone, 36%

Introduction Every airline knows disruptions happen – storms roll in, aircraft rotations get delayed, crew legality hits, and schedules crumble. But while these disruptions are inevitable, the real damage often

Introduction In 2025, recovery speed defines passenger trust. The latest airline disruption management software helps carriers to predict delays and cancellations, notify travelers instantly, and enable self-service reaccommodation across web,

When flights fail, passengers don’t judge you by the weather—they judge you by what comes next. The airlines that succeed at earning customer trust during outages do three things well:

Introduction Air travel is one of the most dynamic industries, but disruptions are inevitable. From severe weather and natural disasters to strikes, overbooking, technical issues, and delayed pilots, airlines face

In today’s competitive airline environment, flight disruptions are no longer viewed as inevitable occurrences. They’re high-risk moments that establish passenger experience and airline profitability. With increasingly intense weather events, operational