Disruption ManagementAsia Pacific

Disruption

handling

at

scale

for

a

high-frequency

airline

operation

Design and implementation of disruption management workflows to support high-volume operational recovery across hundreds of daily flights.

40%

reduction in recovery time

70%

passenger self-service adoption

50%

fewer inbound support calls

Disruption Management case study
Asia-Pacific carrier · Asia Pacific
The challenge

Asia-Pacific carrier

With hundreds of flights daily, even minor disruptions cascaded quickly. Recovery relied on manual coordination between ops control, ground staff and call centres. Passengers received inconsistent information and call centre volumes spiked during every irregular operation.

The Disruption Management platform was deployed to automate the entire IROP workflow. Rules-based triggers detect disruptions, determine the response and push communications to affected passengers via email, SMS and WhatsApp. A self-service portal lets passengers accept changes or rebook without calling support.

Results

What changed

40%

reduction in recovery time

70%

passenger self-service adoption

50%

fewer inbound support calls

  • Average disruption recovery time reduced by 40%
  • 70% of affected passengers now self-serve through the IROP portal
  • Call centre volume during disruptions dropped by half
  • Consistent, branded communications reach passengers within minutes
  • Operations team now manages disruptions from a single dashboard
In practice
Disruption management dashboard
Real-time disruption control centre
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