Korean Air to Build Flight Data Sharing Ecosystem with 13 Domestic Airlines
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Korean Air held a K-FDM seminar. The aim of this seminar is to create an ecosystem in which domestic airlines share and utilize flight data together. Thirteen domestic airlines are the target participants.
Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) is a method of analyzing various records captured during aircraft operations to identify in advance situations that could pose safety risks. Through this data, airlines can identify and improve piloting habits and risks that may arise during operations. Until now, many airlines have analyzed their data on their own.
If airlines share data, they can examine risk factors based on a larger volume of information. They can also compare whether the same problems appear across multiple companies and jointly seek ways to respond. In this respect, the seminar is regarded as a starting point for industry cooperation aimed at improving aviation safety.
Following this seminar, cooperation among domestic airlines is expected to expand further. Attention is focused on how the data-sharing methods and specific participation plans will be determined going forward.
Sources: IT타임스
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