Improve aircraft flight path optimisation and reduce jet fuel consumption.
The PureFlyt Flight Management System solution optimises the aircraft’s trajectory for each flight phase, thereby reducing fuel consumption and emissions of CO2 and NOx.
PureFlyt relies on bidirectional communications with open platforms to continuously calculate new trajectories based on the latest data, which is permanently updated to reflect changing weather patterns and air traffic control requirements. The aircraft’s flight path can be monitored, adapted and optimised at all times, making flights shorter and reducing fuel consumption.
PureFlyt improves situational awareness and provides effective decision support to air crews.
The system calculates the complete flight path, including all the different flight phases, with significantly greater precision than earlier fight management systems, and offers a range of advanced functions, including:
PureFlyt is designed for civil airliners, military aircraft and business jets.
on which the project has a significant impact
Emissions évitées – Optimisation of aircraft fuel consumption
The PureFlyt system will reduce fuel consumption by an estimated 3-4% compared to the previous generation of flight management systems, saving an average of 170 tonnes of fuel per aircraft per year (cf. Eurocontrol data).
Based on an emission factor of approximately 3.82 kgCO2/kg, this represents close to 650 tCO2eq per aircraft per year, all other things being equal.
Not disclosed
2014
Development by teams from Thales's aerospace business.
PureFlyt reduces CO2 emissions during all flight phases and thus contributes to SDG 13 (Climate Action).
It also cuts down noise pollution in the approach phase.
All eligible aircraft fleets.
Implementation of trajectory management concepts and methods being developed by SESAR (Single European Sky ATM Research) in Europe and NextGen in the United States.
PureFlyt is designed to meet the future requirements of Cleansky, SESAR and NextGen.
Product Manager : pierre.bayle@fr.thalesgroup.com Thales: avionics@fr.thalesgroup.com
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