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Data Co-ordination Key to IT Success in Aviation

April 15, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Air transport industry invested $50.8 billion in IT in 2025.
Data co-ordination gap hinders IT investment success.
Airlines and airports prioritize data-driven decision-making.

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Strategic Implications

The air transport industry's IT investment may indicate a shift towards data-driven operations, but the lack of data co-ordination could limit the effectiveness of these investments. Closing the data gap may suggest a competitive advantage for operators, which could lead to improved operational reliability and financial performance.

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What Happened

Air Transport Industry Invests Record $50 Billion in Technology

The air transport industry invested a record $50.8 billion in technology in 2025, but a common obstacle is the lack of data co-ordination between systems and partners. According to SITA’s 2025 Air Transport IT Insights report, both airlines and airports are increasing their investment in IT, with a focus on data-driven decision-making. The report highlights the importance of data integration in achieving operational reliability and financial performance, and notes that AI, digital identities, and sustainability initiatives are being hindered by the lack of data co-ordination. This was reported by Airport World.

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