Collins Aerospace has joined the Digital Alliance for Aviation – an initiative led by Airbus and powered by the Skywise platform – to enhance predictive health monitoring solutions for airlines.
The Digital Alliance focuses on driving collaboration, data transparency, and digital transformation across the aviation industry. As the fifth member of the alliance, Collins joins Airbus, Delta TechOps, GE Aerospace and Liebherr in a shared mission to deliver integrated digital solutions that optimize airline operations.
With a strong track record of deploying predictive maintenance analytics across both Airbus and non-Airbus platforms, Collins brings valuable expertise to the initiative. The company gathers data from a range of aircraft systems, including hydraulics, air management, pneumatics, anti-ice systems, electric power, landing gear and navigation solutions, many of which are developed in-house.
“By joining the Digital Alliance, Collins has the ability to expand its digital ecosystem and bring industry leading analytics to airlines,” said Nicole White, vice president and general manager of Connected Aviation at Collins Aerospace. “This also is an opportunity to deliver a range of digital solutions to end-user customers to achieve greater operational efficiency and resilience.”
Combining advanced data science with deep systems engineering knowledge, Collins aims to help airlines make data-driven decisions that enhance fleet reliability and reduce operational disruptions.
