Today, Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) are redefining excellence in business aviation through a strategic fusion of technological advancement and customized service delivery. As these business aviation service centers deploy sophisticated AI systems and predictive analytics, they're not just modernizing operations; they're fundamentally reimagining the private aviation experience through a careful balance of digital innovation and personalized.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how fixed-base operators (FBOs) provide customer services in the business aviation industry. AI can help FBOs improve their operational efficiency, customer service, innovation, and risk management by using data-driven algorithms, sensors, computer vision, and machine learning. However, AI also comes with ethical, legal, security, and human issues that FBOs must consider. We will explore how AI can help FBOs improve their business performance and customer experience.
When a client decides to make a private jet trip, they will be in contact with three different groups of people; the broker or salesperson selling him the flight, the flight crew flying the airplane and the FBO personnel greeting and handling the passengers before and after the flight itself. Therefore, it is undeniable that an FBO (fixed-base operator) is one of the most important aspects of private jet travel. The experience at the FBO will make for a significant part of the experience the passenger has. It can make or break the trip.
For this reason, FBOs are under enormous pressure from the other two groups to deliver and keep the passenger happy. In the busiest airports, FBOs are also competing against each other, obliged to keep up to the highest of standards, as clients change their FBO preference easily. So, what makes an FBO great? What qualities distinguish one FBO from the other? Five key areas can be identified: