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Sabre Introduces Flight Explorer To Australia

The Australian market for Sabre's Flight Explorer services include airlines and cargo carriers, charters and corporate flight departments, airports, fixed-based operators (FBOs), ground transportation operators, and pilots and aviation enthusiasts.
by Staff Writers
Southlake TX (SPX) Sep 24, 2008
Sabre Airline Solutions has announced the launch of its newly acquired Flight Explorer solution to the Australian commercial and business aviation market. This is a major development for the Australian aviation community because real-time flight tracking has not been available to the majority of Australian operators until now.

Sabre's Flight Explorer is the world's leading supplier of flight tracking and aircraft situation display (ASD) solutions. Flight Explorer integrates flight tracking data with powerful decision-support tools to provide the Australian aviation community information required to improve operational efficiency and business performance.

By incorporating multiple data feeds, dynamic weather overlays, situational alerts, detailed maps and forecast weather, Sabre's Flight Explorer product is an indispensable flight operations management tool.

Airservices Australia will deploy Sabre's Flight Explorer in its new National Operations Center (NOC).

"Sabre's Flight Explorer really stands out as a leading global ASD with its extensive features, functionality and systems flexibility," said Matt Shepherd, optimisation manager for Airservices Australia ATM.

"Sabre's Flight Explorer Professional will provide the Australian aviation community with a great new tool to increase the safety, efficiency and performance of their flight operations."

The Australian market for Sabre's Flight Explorer services include airlines and cargo carriers, charters and corporate flight departments, airports, fixed-based operators (FBOs), ground transportation operators, and pilots and aviation enthusiasts.

Flight Explorer was acquired by Sabre Holdings last week and is now part of the Sabre Airline Solutions portfolio of airline products and services.

Flight Explorer products are in the process of being integrated into Sabre's Airline Solutions' portfolio including its Dispatch Manager solution, part of Sabre's Flight Planning suite. Flight Explorer products will also be offered as stand-alone solutions by Sabre Airline Solutions.

"This is exciting for Sabre as we launch our newly acquired Flight Explorer ASD services to the Australian commercial and business aviation community," said Ilia Kostov, vice president of Operations Solutions for Sabre Airline Solutions.

"We know that Sabre's new Flight Explorer solution will provide an invaluable service to airlines around the world."

With the addition of Australia flight tracking data, the Sabre Flight Explorer product has expanded its international range of flight data in its core application to include the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom and New Zealand. Additional flight tracking coverage is provided worldwide via ACARS, Satellite/GPS Tracking and data link integration.

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