Travel & Aviation
Operations, disruption and customer analytics for airlines, airports and travel.
What Travel & Aviation teams are working on
Aviation is a sequence of handovers, aircraft to crew to stand to bag to passenger, and a delay in one shows up in all of them. Each department has its own system and its own version of the day, so the disruption picture is assembled after the fact.
The blueprints here build the shared picture and then act on it: a unified data platform, flight disruption and operations intelligence, an airport operations command center, revenue and ancillary optimization, MRO predictive maintenance, and multilingual assistants for travelers and crew.
Can operations see one version of today?
What does this delay cost downstream?
Which component is due before it causes an AOG?
Can travelers self-serve in their own language?
Where Travel & Aviation work concentrates
Across the 8 solution blueprints on this page.
What this sector leans on more than the rest of the catalogue does.
Blueprints ready to adapt
The practices behind this work
What the Travel & Aviation solutions on this page are built with.
Guides from our Data & AI practice
Governing Microsoft Fabric with Microsoft Purview: domains, labels, lineage and a rollout order
How Microsoft Purview and Fabric's built-in controls govern your data, covering domains, endorsement, sensitivity labels, DLP, the Unified Catalog and lineage, plus a rollout order.
Direct Lake in Power BI explained: how it works, fallback and when to choose it
How Direct Lake in Microsoft Fabric compares with Import and DirectQuery, how framing and fallback work, which capacity guardrails apply, and when to choose each mode.
Sizing Microsoft Fabric capacity and keeping its cost under control
How Fabric capacity units, bursting, smoothing and throttling work, and which levers control cost: pause and resume, scaling, reservations, surge protection and the Capacity Metrics app.
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