AVIATION & TRANSPORTATION
Data-driven transformation in the air - the sky’s no longer the limit
We forecast airline ticket sales with unsurpassed accuracy - even for routes with limited historical data. Easily connect with our APIs and use your current systems for optimised revenue management.
DATA WILL TAKE YOU HIGHER
Data science and AI is revolutionising the transportation of people and cargo around the world, with airlines using advanced analytics and AI solutions to transform supply chains, customer experiences, resources and operational effectiveness. Analytics has long been part of the aviation industry, driving massive growth, slashing costs and boosting efficiency, but the next step in the evolution of aviation - artificial intelligence - is poised to fundamentally transform the way airlines operate. We are at the forefront of innovation and development in demand forecasting, giving airlines an unfair advantage.
...AND FURTHER AHEAD OF THE CURVE
SUMO Analytics’ advanced AI-powered forecasting technologies help airlines worldwide meet the challenges and growing competition in the intelligence revolution that defines our era. The aviation industry is moving towards AI to increase modelling accuracy and efficiency, accelerating logistical operations and boosting competitive advantage. In a market of razor thin margins, seeing the future with clarity gives an obvious advantage with enhanced operational excellence. Accuracy matters. We deliver just that.
DEMAND FORECASTING
SUMO Analytics’ forecast technology delivers unsurpassed accuracy. By applying AI-driven forecast methods, airlines have superior clarity about the future demand, allowing for accurate planning and operational excellence.
ON-BOARD SALES & INVENTORY PREDICTIONS
Experiencing stock-out on board is lost sales, and having excess inventory is waste. SUMO Analytics forecasts the optimal inventory level for each and every flight, predicting accurate catering and duty-free needs.
NO-SHOW PREDICTIONS
It is a common practice to overbook on flights, but when overbooking too much airlines risk bad reputation and poor customer experience. On the other hand, overbooking too little is simply a missed opportunity as the plane takes off with empty seats. We predict no-show for each and every flight, allowing for precise overbooking.