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IMPROVING AIR CARGO THROUGH DATA INTELLIGENCE SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE - BIG DATA IN LOGISTICS
Alban FRANCOIS – Vice President Cargo
Brussels – 22 Nov 16
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Key dates
2005-2006
2012
2009
2002
2013-2016
• Creation of SN Brussels Airlines following Sabena bankruptcy
• Merger Virgin Express – SN Brussels Airlines to become Brussels Airlines
• Entry of Lufthansa in capital (45%) • Entry into Star Alliance
• Heavy restructuring (Plan Beyond 12/13)
• Continuous transformation of the company to build a new “no comprise” business model
Direct jobs
3.500
7,5 Mio
Passengers Turnover
€1,27 bn
Aircraft
49 Destinations 95
Key numbers
Shareholding structure
Africa hub
Indirect jobs
>10.000
Tonnage
>40.000
Brussels Airlines in a nutshell
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New set of products adapted to guest needs
Focus on loyalty
All translated in modern brand
Focus on our guests
Development of partnerships building on the Belgian touch
Investments in service & tools
2014 – 2016: Building a new Brussels Airlines
Click to edit title. ON THE ROAD TO OUR 2018 AMBITION…
2013 2014 2015 2018
€1.1 bn €1.2 bn €1.27 bn €1.5 bn Revenue
5.9 Mio 6.7 Mio > 7 Mio 10 Mio Guests
67.4% 71.9% 75.4% 80% SOF
- €22Mio - €4 Mio €41.3 Mio >€50Mio Profit
…
Click to edit title. BRUSSELS AIRLINES CARGO MISSION STATEMENT
WE GO THE EXTRA SMILE. We want to be the preferred air cargo provider across our network, known for its reliable service & flexibility. Going beyond filling our bellies, we focus on delivering the right solution to our customers.
Click to edit title. THE AIR FREIGHT ECOSYSTEM
FACT 1: AIR FREIGHT IS ABOUT SPEED
AIR FREIGHT REPRESENTS 1% OF WORLD TRADE VOLUMES FOR 35% OF VALUE
Click to edit title. THE AIR FREIGHT ECOSYSTEM
FACT 2: AIRLINES NEED HIGH LOAD FACTORS TO ALLOW PROFITABILITY
DESPITE BEING A GROWTH SECTOR, THE GLOBAL AIRLINES PROFITS ARE LOW
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FACT 1: AIR FREIGHT IS ABOUT SPEED NEED FOR 100% FLY AS BOOKED
FACT 2: AIRLINES NEED HIGH LOAD FACTORS TO ALLOW PROFITABILITY
NEED FOR OVERBOOKING TO COVER « NO SHOWS »
INTRODUCING OUR PARADIGM
Click to edit title. CARGO CAPACITY FORECASTING & YIELD MANAGEMENT
IT’S ABOUT FORECASTING TOMORROWS CAPACITY BY PREDICTING (RANDOM) EXTERNAL FACTORS USING TREND ANALYSIS
WHILE CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVING THE MODEL
D-x D
Click to edit title. PARAMETERS IMPACTING THE CAPACITY DEFINITION
FOR LONG-TERM STRATEGY FOR SHORT-TERM FLIGHT PREDICTION
MARKET EVOLUTIONS
PASSENGER EVOLUTION
FUTURE AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCES
EVOLUTION OF FREIGHT CHARACTERISTICS
FINANCIALS INDICATORS
AIRCRAFT SHORT-TERM SCHEDULING
PASSENGER FIGURES
INCL. PREDICTION OF NO SHOWS
LUGGAGE WEIGHT & SPACE
CARGO BOOKING ACCURACY
INCL. PREDICTION OF NO SHOWS
WEATHER
FUEL QTY
Click to edit title. HOW DO WE GO THE EXTRA SMILE?
THROUGH A CUSTOMER CENTRIC IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
• Focussing on increased customer value
• Methodology for processes improvements:
• Clustering customer and irregularity reports
• Prioritization of resources for investigation and corrective actions based on improved customer satisfaction
• Preventive actions in function of customer needs
• Closed loop feedback: debrief corrective actions towards customers
Claim processing
Processes improvement
Click to edit title. GUESSING THE FUTURE OF « BIG DATA » IN AIR FREIGHT…
FROM A PAPER BASED SUPPLY CHAIN… …TO A DIGITIAL SUPPLY NETWORK
• USING THE FORCE OF THE NETWORK TO STRENGTHEN POSSIBLE WEAKNESSES OF LINKS • ALLOWING PARALLEL TASKS TO BE PERFORMED & REDUCING IDLE TIME • THROUGH TRANSPARENT COMMUNICATION • ENABLING REAL-TIME COLLABORATIVE PROCESS RECOVERY
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Thank you for your attention