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民間航空向け乗員管理ソフトウェアの世界市場-2023年~2030年Global Commercial Aviation Crew Management Software Market - 2023-2030 |
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民間航空向け乗員管理ソフトウェアの世界市場-2023年~2030年 |
出版日: 2023年09月11日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 182 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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世界の民間航空向け乗員管理ソフトウェア市場は、2022年に9億米ドルに達し、2023-2030年の予測期間中にCAGR 8.6%で成長し、2030年には34億米ドルに達すると予測されています。
世界の航空旅行の増加により、フライトスケジュール、乗員の配置、その他の業務面を効率的に管理する乗員管理ソリューションの需要が高まっています。航空会社は、さまざまな航空機タイプ、ルート、待ち時間、乗員の交代など、複雑なフライトスケジュールを運用しています。乗員管理ソフトウェアは、乗員の稼働率、法定休息要件、その他の規制を考慮しながら、これらのスケジュールを最適化するのに役立ちます。
連邦航空局や国際民間航空機関などの航空業界の規制により、航空会社は乗員のスケジュールや休憩時間を特定のガイドライン内で管理することが義務付けられています。乗員管理ソフトウェアはこれらの規制の遵守を保証します。効果的な乗員管理ソフトウェアは、乗員の希望、年功序列、ワークライフバランスを考慮します。乗員が予測可能なスケジュールと十分な休息を確保することは、彼らの仕事の満足度に貢献します。
北米は世界の民間航空向け乗員管理ソフトウェア市場の1/3以上を占める支配的な地域です。この地域は航空需要が高く、航空産業が盛んであるため、フライトをスムーズに運航し、乗員のスケジュールを最適化し、乗客の体験を向上させるために、効率的な乗員管理が必要です。
航空業界は、乗客、乗員、航空機の適切な安全を確保するために厳しい規制を受けています。乗員管理ソフトウェアは、勤務時間の制限、休息要件、乗員の資格など、さまざまな安全規制を航空会社にまとめる上で大きな役割を果たしています。自動化された乗員のスケジューリングと管理システムは、乗員に適切なシフトと休息時間を割り当て、疲労に関連する安全上のリスクを防止するのに役立ちます。
例えば、2022年4月1日、国際航空運送協会(IATA)の安全報告書によると、IATAのウェブサイトで利用可能なIATA世界安全リスク管理フレームワークは、航空危険と安全リスクに関する洞察を提供しています。COVID-19パンデミックの際に学んだ教訓から発展したこのフレームワークは、一般的な安全リスクアセスメント、IATAガイダンス資料、航空安全実務者が作成した文書を通じて、安全リスクを軽減するための情報を提供します。
民間航空業界では、乗員管理ソフトウェアの分野で企業間の協力的なパートナーシップが顕著に増加しており、これらのパートナーシップはこの分野の成長を促進する上で重要な役割を果たしています。これらのパートナーシップは、乗員管理プロセスの複雑化と、より効率的で自動化されたソリューションに対する需要の高まりに起因しています。
例えば、2023年4月11日、eTTアビエーションとMotulus.areoは、eTTsのフライト・乗員管理システムとMotulusのMotuplanとして知られる計画最適化ソリューション・スイートの統合を目的とした協業パートナーシップを発表しました。この協業により、両社の強みを結集し、両社の製品提供を強化し、顧客に付加価値を提供することが期待されます。eTTアビエーションとMotulus.areoのこのコラボレーションは、ソフトウェアソリューションの統合をもたらすことを目的としています。
最新の乗員管理ソフトウェアは、高度なアルゴリズムと人工知能を活用し、乗員のスケジューリング、ペアリング、割り当てを自動化します。これらのテクノロジーは、乗員の稼働率を最適化し、運航コストを削減し、スケジュールの競合による混乱を最小限に抑えます。フライトスケジュール、乗員の稼働状況、規制要件などのリアルタイムのデータソースとの統合により、正確で最新の乗員管理が可能になり、航空会社が十分な情報を得た上で意思決定を行い、変更や混乱に迅速に対応するのに役立ちます。
例えば、2021年4月10日、アジア太平洋を代表する航空会社の一つであるシンガポール航空は、セーバーコーポレーションがセーバーの乗員管理ソリューションを導入することを発表しました。シンガポール航空は、セーバーの乗員管理ソリューションを採用することで、乗員の計画と業務を強化し、乗員が適切な時間に適切なフライトにアサインされるようにするとともに、乗員の資格、法的要件、休憩時間などの要素も考慮することを目指しています。この統合により、スムーズな運航、フライトの中断の減少、乗員体験の向上が期待されます。
乗員管理ソフトウェアソリューションの導入は複雑で時間のかかる作業です。既存システムとの統合、データの移行、新システムを使用するためのスタッフのトレーニングなどが課題となります。ライセンス、カスタマイズ、トレーニングを含め、乗員管理ソフトウェアの取得と導入にかかる初期費用は相当なものになります。予算が限られている小規模の航空会社では、このようなソリューションに投資することは困難であると思われます。
各航空会社の乗員管理要件は独特である可能性があり、特定のニーズに合わせてソフトウェアをカスタマイズすることは複雑な場合があります。正確でリアルタイムのデータ統合は、効果的な乗員管理に不可欠です。運航や整備など、他のシステムからのデータに不一致や遅延があると、エラーや混乱につながる可能性があります。
Global Commercial Aviation Crew Management Software Market reached US$ 0.9 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 3.4 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 8.6% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
The growth of air travel worldwide leads to a higher demand for crew management solutions to efficiently manage flight schedules, crew assignments and other operational aspects. Airlines operate complex flight schedules, including different aircraft types, routes, layovers and crew rotations. Crew management software helps optimize these schedules while considering crew availability, legal rest requirements and other regulations.
Aviation industry regulations, such as those from the Federal Aviation Administration and the International Civil Aviation Organization, require airlines to manage crew schedules and rest periods within specific guidelines. Crew management software ensures compliance with these regulations. Effective crew management software considers crew preferences, seniority and work-life balance. Ensuring that crew members have predictable schedules and adequate rest contributes to their job satisfaction.
North America is the dominant region in the global commercial aviation crew management software market covering more than 1/3rd of the market. The region has a robust aviation industry with a high demand for air travel, this demand necessitates efficient crew management to ensure that flights are operated smoothly, crew schedules are optimized and passenger experience is enhanced.
The aviation industry is regulated heavily to ensure the proper safety of passengers, crews and aircraft. Crew management software plays a major role in compiling airlines with various safety regulations, like duty-time limitations, rest requirements and crew qualifications. Automated crew scheduling and management systems help ensure that crew members are assigned appropriate shifts and rest periods to prevent fatigue-related safety risks.
For instance, on 01 April 2022, according to a safety report by the International Air Transport Association the IATA Global Safety Risk Management Framework, available on the IATA website, provides insights into aviation hazards and safety risks. Evolving from lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic, the framework offers intelligence to mitigate safety risks through generic Safety Risk Assessments, IATA Guidance Material and documents created by aviation safety practitioners.
The commercial aviation industry witnessed a notable rise in collaborative partnerships between companies in the field of crew management software and these partnerships are playing a significant role in driving growth in the sector, these partnerships are the increasing complexity of crew management processes and the growing demand for more efficient and automated solutions.
For instance, on 11 April 2023, eTT Aviation and Motulus.aero announced a collaborative partnership aimed at integrating eTTs' Flight and Crew Management System with Motulus' suite of planning optimization solutions known as Motuplan, this collaboration is expected to bring together the strengths of both companies to enhance their product offerings and provide added value to their customers. As this collaboration between eTT Aviation and Motulus.aero aims to bring about an integration of software solutions.
Modern crew management software leverages advanced algorithms and artificial intelligence to automate crew scheduling, pairing and assignment, these technologies optimize crew utilization, reduce operational costs and minimize disruptions due to scheduling conflicts. Integration with real-time data sources, such as flight schedules, crew availability and regulatory requirements, allows for accurate and up-to-date crew management and this helps airlines make informed decisions and respond promptly to changes and disruptions.
For instance, on 10 April 2021, Singapore Airlines, one of the leading airlines in the Asia-Pacific, announced that Sabre Corporation to implement Sabre's crew management solution. By adopting Sabre's crew management solution, Singapore Airlines aims to enhance its crew planning and operations, ensuring that crew members are assigned to the right flights at the right times while also considering factors such as crew qualifications, legal requirements and rest periods, this integration is expected to lead to smoother operations, fewer flight disruptions and an improved crew experience.
Implementing a crew management software solution can be complex and time-consuming. Integrating the software with existing systems, migrating data and training staff to use the new system can pose challenges. The upfront costs of acquiring and implementing crew management software, including licenses, customization and training, can be substantial. Smaller airlines with limited budgets may find it challenging to invest in such solutions.
Each airline's crew management requirements may be unique and customizing the software to fit specific needs can be complicated, this customization process can lead to delays and increased costs. Accurate and real-time data integration is crucial for effective crew management. Any discrepancies or delays in data from other systems, such as flight operations or maintenance, can lead to errors and disruptions.
The global commercial aviation crew management software market is segmented based type, application and region.
Software is expected to hold the majority of the global market holding around 1/3rd of the market revenue in 2022. Crew management software streamlines crew scheduling, rostering and assignments. Automated algorithms and optimization techniques ensure efficient utilization of crew members, reducing overstaffing and minimizing crew fatigue.
Cloud-based crew management solutions enable real-time communication between crew members, pilots, ground staff and management, this ensures that all stakeholders are informed of any changes or updates promptly. For instance, on 30 January 2023, Air India's adoption of Ideagen's enterprise cloud software application Coruson marks a significant step in enhancing safety management and streamlining the reporting process for in-flight incidents.
During the forecast period, Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing region in the global commercial aviation crew management software market covering about 1/4th share of the market. The increasing number of regional airlines, routes and flights requires efficient crew management solutions to ensure smooth operations and optimal crew utilization.
For instance, on o2 March 2023, Malaysia Airlines Berhad entered into a five-year agreement with IBS Software to migrate its crew management systems to the cloud-based platform called iFlight Crew, this transition aims to enhance the airline's aviation operations by incorporating Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning capabilities. IBS Software, with a decade-long partnership with Malaysia Airlines, will continue supporting the airline's efforts to modernize its flight operations.
The major global players in the market include: Prolog Development Centre A/S, Fujitsu, Hitit Computer Services, IBS Software Services, Lufthansa Systems, AIMS Corporation, Hexaware, Optima, Sheorey Digital Systems Pvt Ltd, Advanced Optimization Systems.
The pandemic led to widespread flight cancellations and reductions in airline schedules. As a result, crew schedules became highly dynamic and unpredictable. Crew management software had to adapt to frequent changes, last-minute adjustments and the need to reassign crews to different flights. Many countries implemented quarantine and travel restrictions, impacting crew rotations and layovers. Crew management software had to incorporate these regulations into scheduling to ensure compliance and minimize disruptions.
The health and safety of crew members became a top priority. Crew management software needed to include features for tracking crew members' health status, monitoring potential exposure to the virus and ensuring crew rotations that minimized health risks. Some crew members fell ill or were placed in quarantine, reducing the available pool of crew members. Crew management software had to optimize scheduling with fewer resources while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Training facilities closed, making it difficult for crew members to renew certifications or undergo required training. Crew management software is needed to track expiring certifications and facilitate remote training options. Airlines implemented cost-cutting measures, including furloughs, reduced work hours and temporary layoffs. Crew management software had to accommodate these changes and ensure accurate payroll and compensation calculations.
AI algorithms can analyze various parameters such as crew availability, flight schedules, regulations and crew preferences to generate optimal crew schedules, this helps airlines efficiently allocate crews, reduce scheduling conflicts and enhance crew utilization. AI can predict maintenance requirements for aircraft, which in turn affects crew scheduling. If an aircraft is likely to be unavailable due to maintenance, AI can adjust crew assignments accordingly to avoid disruptions.
AI can generate crew pairings that maximize crew efficiency and minimize costs while adhering to regulations, these pairings consider factors such as crew rest periods, qualifications and flight durations. AI systems can monitor flights and crew activities in real-time, identifying potential delays, disruptions or violations of regulations. Alerts can be sent to crew members and management, allowing for timely intervention.
For instance, on 5 August 2023, Jet.AI, a private aviation artificial intelligence company, introduced CharterGPT, an AI-powered tool for booking private jet charters, this innovative technology aims to simplify the process of booking a private jet by utilizing natural language processing to connect with both consumers and charter operators. The CharterGPT app reduces the involvement of a broker in the booking process and streamlines interactions between clients and charter operators.
In the event of increased hostilities or airspace restrictions in the region, airlines might need to reroute flights or avoid certain areas, this can lead to disruptions in crew schedules and require rapid adjustments through crew management software to ensure that flights are properly staffed and operated. The safety and security of crew members become a paramount concern in conflict zones.
Geopolitical tensions and conflicts can lead to changes in regulations, including entry requirements, overflight permissions and crew documentation. Crew management software must stay updated with these changes to ensure regulatory compliance. Increased uncertainty and unpredictability in the region can pose challenges for long-term operational planning. Crew management software will need to incorporate flexible scheduling options and provide tools for scenario analysis and rapid adjustment.
The global commercial aviation crew management software market report would provide approximately 53 tables, 49 figures and 182 pages.
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