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Coforge launches two AI tools to help airlines manage disruptions and personalise passenger engagement

Coforge launched two AI products for airlines: Voyager.AI for real-time passenger engagement and FlightFlex.AI for automating disruption response. Both tools integrate with existing airline systems to handle decisions across operations.

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Coforge releases AI tools for airline operations and customer engagement

Coforge, an information technology services firm, launched two AI-based products for airlines on Tuesday. Voyager.AI handles customer personalisation, while FlightFlex.AI manages flight disruptions. Both systems process real-time data to automate decisions across airline operations.

Real-time customer engagement through unified profiles

Voyager.AI combines booking data, loyalty status, and passenger behaviour into a single profile. The system uses predictive modelling to determine which offers and messages each passenger receives at different points in their journey.

Airlines currently rely on static customer segments. Voyager.AI shifts this to real-time engagement, adjusting communications based on current data rather than historical categories. The company says this approach can increase revenue through targeted offers.

Automating disruption response

FlightFlex.AI addresses operational disruptions caused by weather, air traffic constraints, crew availability, or aircraft issues. The system automates rebooking, crew scheduling, and passenger communication across multiple affected flights simultaneously.

The platform detects disruptions early and manages recovery through to operational stabilisation. It integrates with existing airline systems and handles large-scale parallel processing when disruptions affect multiple routes and passengers.

Operational integration for management teams

Erika Moore, Chief Officer of Strategy and Growth at Coforge's travel division, said the platforms enable "decisions in real-time" and support "the right time and in the right way" engagement with passengers.

Both tools integrate with operational systems already in place at airlines, avoiding the need for complete infrastructure replacement. This approach lets management teams adopt AI decision-making without overhauling existing workflows.

For managers overseeing airline operations or customer experience, understanding AI for Management and AI Agents & Automation provides context for how these systems function within broader operational strategy.

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