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They say your product is only as good as the
client's ability to use it and endorse it. In
an industry that continues to work through the
challenges of restructuring and record breaking
fuel costs, top competitors in the world's airline
market have turned to Flight Sciences to keep
ahead of their competition.
In better times, our proven solutions provide
savvy airlines a huge advantage over their competition.
In tough times – or when fuel costs soar – effective
fuel conservation efforts protect critical profit
margins.
Some of the world's leading international airlines
rely on fuel conservation expertise from Flight
Sciences, including:
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TAP Portugal
"TAP Portugal, currently offering 58 destinations, throughout 25 countries in Europe, Africa and North and South America, has been working with Flight Sciences’ project teams on methods to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. We’re excited about the impact these efforts have had on our fuel conservation practices.”
Manoel Torres, Executive Vice President, TAP Portugal |
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British
Airways
“…the
transport industries in particular,
are facing
growing public concern over the environmental
impact
of emissions to the atmosphere. I very
much welcome
the work that you have done.”
Hugh Somerville, Head of Environment,
British Airways
photo by Thomas
Desmet |
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Austrian Airlines
“The
executives of Austrian Airlines and all its
employees thank you and your team very much
for helping us
manage this process by donating your excellent
knowledge and experience into the analysis
of all aspects of
fuel consumption and to come up with measurements
to help us in reducing our fuel consumption
and
therefore increasing our competitiveness
in the market. We are certainly proud of
the results of this project which we would
not have been able to achieve without
your support.”
Bernhard Kotlan, Vice President,
Purchasing & Internal Services,
Austrian Airlines |
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Swissair
“Swissair
is taking action to lower its system-wide
consumption of aviation fuel. A recent
study conducted
jointly by Swissair Flight Operations
and the U.S.-based Flight Sciences
company suggests that this overall fuel
consumption can be cut by 3%, which
translates into cost economies of some
14 million Swiss francs.”
Captain Willy Kaempfer, Swissair
photo by
Peter Unmuth |
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Sabena
"The fact
that your consultancy in our company was
supported by top management opened doors
which
[had] remained closed in previous attempts
to save
fuel and influenced the results in a positive
way. I appreciated Flight Sciences’ honest
approach…”
Capt. P. Van Dessel, Vice President, Flight
Operations, SABENA
photo by Giovanni
Verbeeck |
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Hapag-Lloyd
Flug
"We
are grateful of all your efforts to bring
us to this point and will build on future
inputs from your side to optimize our fuel
usage efficiency. Thank you very much!”
Friedrich Keppler, Director, Flight Operations,
and Helmut Spitzer, Team Leader, Fuel Conservation,
Hapag-Lloyd Flug
photo by Jorge Santos |
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Air Transat
“We
called on the experts from Flight Sciences
to help us
develop a complete fuel management program
that would
enable us to save 5% per year and they did
it.”
Al Graham, President, Air Transat
photo by Kevin Bates |
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