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Airlines & aviation

One flight changes.
Follow the connections.

Bring schedules, aircraft rotations, passenger journeys and source documents into an operations application.

Start with a relationship Discuss your workflow

An arrival is part of a bigger picture.

Start from the flight record, then explore the relationships or documents relevant to the task.

Flight context explorerIllustrative application data
Starting recordFlight 207flight:207
City ACity B
Late arrival
Follow the context

Which later legs share this aircraft?

AircraftAssigned aircraftaircraft:12
RotationLinked flight legsrotation:07
Next flightNext scheduled legflight:318
Query choicesGraph + SQL

Traverse the rotation, then load schedule and crew-assignment records for the connected legs.

Build a relationship query

Illustrative records. Your application assembles this context for the operations team; the team chooses the next action.

Three places to begin

Build around the team's next question.

01

Disruption investigation

Find affected rotations and onward itineraries, then load schedules and assignment records for review.

Explore relationships
02

Operations knowledge

Retrieve similar case notes and exact procedure references, retaining the source document and revision.

Build knowledge retrieval
03

Passenger service context

Bring booking details, connected journeys and prior service cases into an agent's workspace.

Explore service workflows

Four models, specific roles

Keep the record.
Add the context.

Use stable flight, aircraft, itinerary and document IDs to connect representations in your application.

Inside the database
SQL
Filter schedules, bookings and service records by their fields.Query records
Graph
Traverse aircraft rotations, connected legs and passenger itineraries.Model relationships
Vector
Find related case notes using embeddings supplied by your application.Search similar notes
Full-text
Match procedure terms, document titles and exact reference codes.Find exact wording

Implementation path

Start with one flight workflow.

  1. 01 / Model

    Define IDs and relations.

    Register the source schemas and the connections your application needs to follow.

  2. 02 / Index

    Prepare the search data.

    Write source rows, supply document embeddings and index selected text through separate calls.

  3. 03 / Assemble

    Return useful evidence.

    Combine query results by ID, load source details and show their update time or document revision.

Keep ingestion progress explicit so retries and source updates reach the relevant search entries.

See the ingestion pattern

Give the team
the connected records.

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