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AAR Launches AI-Driven Procurement Platform for Airlines

March 22, 2023

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Key Takeaways

AAR launches AI-driven procurement platform Airvoyant.
Platform connects airlines to 5,000 suppliers via Aeroxchange.
Airvoyant automates parts-buying process with AI agent workforce.
Several airlines are launch partners and advisors.

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Strategic Implications

AAR's Airvoyant may signal a shift towards AI-driven procurement in aviation, which could streamline supply chain operations and reduce costs for airlines and MROs. The integration with Aeroxchange suggests a focus on expanding supplier networks, which may benefit smaller airlines and MROs.

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What Happened

Airvoyant Links Airlines to 5,000 Suppliers Through Aeroxchange

AAR has launched Airvoyant, an AI-driven procurement platform designed to automate the parts-buying process for airlines and MROs. The platform connects users to Aeroxchange’s network of over 5,000 suppliers, allowing for streamlined inventory searches, quote comparisons, and one-click purchasing decisions. Several major airlines, including Delta Air Lines and Air Canada, are working with AAR as launch partners and advisors. According to AeroTime, Airvoyant is built on Amazon Web Services and integrates with existing ERP systems, positioning it for broader use in the aviation industry.

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