NAXOS

ProDIGIQ’s Flight Operations System (NAXOS) provides airlines with a robust and intuitive platform to optimize and streamline crew management for increased cost savings, compliance, and crew performance and satisfaction. NAXOS is a comprehensive, real-time, modular flight operations system that includes Crew Scheduling, Crew Bidding, Crew Quals and Bid Awarding modules that enable airlines to plan, schedule, and manage resources for flight operations. NAXOS is a completely flexible and scalable solution to accommodate the airline's specific operational needs. NAXOS facilitates the management of complex crew qualifications, seniority, license renewals, leave, and base transfer requests that can be aggregated and updated at anytime. NAXOS also supports the planning of flight lines for the base stations, crew bidding, and crew assignments based on crew seniority and preference. NAXOS provides real-time information to enable the airline operations to manage and respond efficiently to last minute crew disruptions, swap requests, and crew-related aircraft disruptions on the day of operations. NAXOS can also manage crew pay and allowance, generate reports for accounting, and export data for payroll processing in a variety of formats. NAXOS automatically ensures that all activities entered within the system comply with union and airlines rules as well as regulations set forth by applicable regulatory authorities, such as the FAA, ICAO, and Transport Canada.

Flight operations are one of the highest cost centers for an airline. Flight operations software can help airlines optimize resource utilization for efficient flight operations at reduced costs. Airlines can particularly benefit from an end-to-end flight operations system that streamlines crew management, one of the most complex aspects of flight operations. Airlines hire a large number of crew members and must ensure that they are managing crew effectively. Crew management involves facilitating crew input for bid requests, vacation, swaps, etc. based on seniority, preference and qualifications to create a fair schedule for all crew members, as well as ensuring proper trip coverage. Flight operations software must be flexible to accommodate these requests in addition to unexpected circumstances and disruptions, such as flight delays, sick crew members or last-minute crew swaps. Flight operations software must also ensure compliance with crew regulations, such as the FAA's Flightcrew Member Duty and Rest Requirements and ICAO's Minimum Cabin Requirements.

Procuring effective flight operations software for crew management can provide an airline with substantial cost savings by automating and streamlining the process, as well as improve accuracy by eliminating human error. Reporting, automatic alerting, and analytics can provide airlines with operational insights for decision making and also significantly improve communication.