IAG Group adopts OpenAirlines' SkyBreathe to cut fuel use across its airlines
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- IAG Group has implemented OpenAirlines' SkyBreathe solution to optimise operations and reduce fuel consumption, deploying it across all its airlines except British Airways.
- SkyBreathe analyses operational data to identify fuel‑saving opportunities and will create a common data and reporting framework to improve data sharing and best‑practice adoption, building on IAG's existing energy‑efficiency initiatives.
Why it matters
The rollout provides IAG airlines with a unified tool to monitor and lower fuel use, potentially lowering operating costs and environmental impact.
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