Staff reacted to weather delays as they unfolded. ML now predicts disruptions 12 hours early, letting teams prioritize interventions.
A major Finnish airline operating in a region where exceptional weather conditions frequently impact flight schedules.
Weather is a primary cause of delays, but the operations team lacked accurate long-range predictions to manage disruptions effectively. This limited...
“Exceptional weather conditions are common in air travel, and our goal is always to minimize their impact on our customers’ travel plans.”
Flag carrier airline for international passenger and cargo air travel.
AMD is a technology company that specializes in designing and manufacturing semiconductors, processors, and graphic cards.
Helped Finnair build a machine learning-powered solution to predict flight disruptions.
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