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Early adopters of AI across industries have already realized and demonstrated its significant benefits, but the travel industry is still slow to embrace this cutting-edge technology to improve business operations, customer experiences, and revenue performance.
Early adopters of AI across industries have already realized and demonstrated its significant benefits, but the travel industry is still slow to embrace this cutting-edge technology to improve business operations, customer experiences, and revenue performance.
FLYR founder and CEO Alex Mans spoke to Skift about how travel organizations should reprioritize and reorganize their core business strategies around data, analytics, and decision making to fully optimize their use of AI.
Last year, nearly 300 airlines committed to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Achieving this goal means rethinking current processes and finding new ways to make – and offer – environmentally conscious choices.
In this video from Skift Aviation Forum 2022, Alex Mans discusses how airline innovation is advancing using AI and deep learning to overhaul legacy practices, aiming to optimize customer engagement and maximize business performance.
While the aviation industry as a whole has been cautious to make the switch from legacy tools and techniques, digital-first airlines have unlocked incredible value across commercial functions by leveraging the latest in AI.
FLYR leverages AI to help airlines understand the context behind data and realize the immediate results of pricing decisions, revolutionizing the relationship between airlines, their customers, and their vendors.
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