Early adopters have integrated the API into the enterprise tools their flight departments already use, reducing manual data entry and delivering more timely updates.
Collins Aerospace has added ARINCDirect OpenAPI to its ARINCDirect flight support services, allowing business aircraft operators to integrate ARINCDirect flight planning, trip and performance data directly into their existing digital platforms.
Early adopters have integrated the API into the enterprise tools their flight departments already use, improving the flow of information, reducing manual data entry and delivering more timely updates across platforms.
By connecting internal systems directly to ARINCDirect, customers and partners can automatically receive flight plan status, airspace information, trip performance and logbook data without needing to re-key or format information. The result is fewer manual steps for dispatchers, clearer insights for crews and a shared operational picture across systems that previously required time-consuming workarounds.
Nicole White, vice president and general manager of connected aviation at Collins Aerospace, says: “Business aviation flight schedules can shift by the minute and flight departments need tools and real-time information that can keep pace.”
She adds: “ARINCDirect OpenAPI integrates the trusted, secure flight planning data our customers rely on directly into their operating systems, helping teams adapt quickly and efficiently to changing plans.”
The modular design of ARINCDirect OpenAPI allows customers to tailor how the interface connects with their existing systems and workflows. The capability forms part of Collins Aerospace’s broader vision for airspace modernisation, connecting aircraft, operators and the wider aviation ecosystem with more timely, actionable information while allowing customers to build on the systems they already use.
