Advanced Predictive Maintenance Solution Adoption Contract Signed on the 16th, ‘Korean Air improves aircraft safety and sustainability by adopting Airbus’ data-driven advanced predictive maintenance solution.’,
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, “Korean Air announced on the 17th that it signed a contract to adopt Airbus’ data-driven advanced predictive maintenance solution, ‘Skywise Fleet Performance Plus (S.FP+),’ on the 16th (local time) at the 2025 MRO Europe event held in London.”,
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Korean Air signed a contract to adopt Airbus’ data-driven advanced predictive maintenance solution on the 16th (local time) in London. The photo shows Oh Jong-hun, head of Korean Air’s predictive maintenance team (left), and Fabrice Bjom, head of growth and innovation at Airbus Digital Services, taking a commemorative photo. Provided by Korean Air,
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, ‘Airbus Skywise is a large-scale data platform related to the operation of over 100 airlines and more than 9,000 aircraft. Airbus integrates sensors, maintenance systems, flight schedules, passenger reservation systems, and more into this platform to predict component failures in advance. At the same time, it optimizes supply chain management to reduce costs and increase productivity related to aircraft downtime.’,
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, ‘The solution that Korean Air is adopting is an upgraded version of the one introduced last February. It offers improved features by incorporating the latest technology from the Airbus Skywise core platform and digital alliance technology.’,
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, ‘The new solution focuses on prediction rather than reactive measures. It detects and alerts potential defects and component failures in advance. It is designed to maximize overall aircraft performance, including availability and operational reliability, compared to the previous version. This is expected to significantly reduce aircraft downtime, resulting in cost savings.’,
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, ‘The aircraft models to which Korean Air applies include the A321neo, A330, A350, and A380. After the integration of airlines, it will also be applied to the Airbus fleet owned by Asiana Airlines.’,
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, ‘Oh Jong-hun, head of Korean Air’s predictive maintenance team, said, “With this collaboration, we will prevent aircraft defects in advance and improve operational efficiency,” adding, “With the expected expansion of the fleet ahead of the launch of the integrated Korean Air, we will do our best to optimize the maintenance system and operational efficiency.”‘,
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