GE Digital’s Fuel Insight software can help airlines reduce costs and emissions by analyzing flight data, examining trends and identifying fuel savings in just minutes. Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) will use Fuel Insight software to help the carrier work toward reducing its carbon footprint and meeting its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.

Data may not be what makes the world go round, but it can help airlines increase fuel efficiency and, by extension, help reduce carbon dioxide emissions when their passengers are on globe-trotting adventures.

Digital technologies are transforming how we live, work and play. We all need data that delivers compelling outcomes, memorable experiences and fosters innovation.

GE Aviation brought more than 350 of its digital customers and partners together this week to discuss digital transformation in the aviation industry at its Waypoint event in Dallas, TX. Participants included clients from the airlines, military, maintenance, manufacturers, lessors and business and general aviation.

GE Aviation Digital Solutions, in partnership with GE’s Marine Solutions, recently secured an Asset Performance Management (APM) proof of concept order from Military Sealift Command (MSC). MSC is the leading provider of ocean transportation for the Navy and the Department of Defense, operating approximately 120 ships daily around the globe.

Learn about GE Aviation’s digital partnership with Qantas, and how GE is providing their customers with digital insights that help them optimize operations and reduce costs and passenger interruptions.

Discover lessons learned while developing Predix-based applications for the aviation industry from Jon Dunsdon, Chief Technology Officer for GE Aviation's Digital Solutions business.

Read GE Aviation President & CEO, David Joyce’s letter in the GE Annual Report on how digital and the use of data will transform GE Aviation’s business.

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