Aeromexico deploys Apijet Digital Winglets 4D software across its fleet

Aeromexico deploys Apijet Digital Winglets 4D software across its fleet
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Aeromexico is introducing Apijet Digital Winglets 4D software on its fleet of about 170 Boeing and Embraer aircraft.

The software analyses in‑flight conditions and suggests adjustments to route, altitude, speed and flight time, factoring in weather, airspace restrictions and traffic to lower fuel consumption and delays, and it requires no additional hardware or software installation; more than 400 aircraft in North America already use the technology and other customers include Allegiant Air and Porter Airlines.

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