Every minute counts. Every rule matters.
On-time performance, crew compliance, ground operations and customer experience — Teky AI delivers cockpit-grade operational intelligence for Brunei carriers and airport operators.
- OTP
- Real-time
- Coverage
- Flight ops · MRO · Ground
- Duty
- FDP-aware
- Fleet
- 24/7
// Sector challenges
Where the delay actually starts.
Three patterns we see in every ops-centre walk-through — not in the aircraft but in the coordination around it. The reconciliations always happen after the sector is already late.
- THR01 · OTP 90% target · slot risk
OTP pressure.
On-time performance below 90% damages reputation and puts slot allocation at hub airports at risk. The delay driver hides in a spreadsheet the ops team is still reconciling by lunchtime.
- MID02 · CREW FDP · Rest · Rules
Crew compliance.
FDP limits, rest cycles and civil-aviation rules must be tracked precisely — manual roster juggling creates real regulatory risk when a reserve captain is closer to their cap than the roster shows.
- END03 · GROUND Catering · Fuel · Bags · Eng
Ground-ops complexity.
Turnaround coordination across catering, fuel, baggage and engineering — chronically fragmented. Missing one dependency turns a 45-minute turn into a 90-minute delay for the next sector.
// Teky AI · Ops board
One board.
The whole day, before it starts.
Three views the Operations Control Centre would run against at 06:00 — OTP scan, crew exposure, ground-ops cascade. Live against the current schedule.
Network-wide · Bandar Seri Begawan hub
OTP · Last 7 days
Delay drivers surfaced by route with a suggested schedule adjustment. Every metric clickable back to the sector operations log.
Compliance scan · FDP + rest exposure
Crew duty · Next 30 days
Rostering exposure flagged 30 days ahead. Where reserve crew can cover, the roster is auto-adjusted; where they can't, ops manager gets a decision.
Turnaround coordination · 12 movements
Ground-ops · Today
One board, four contractors. Whichever dependency slips triggers a cascade preview so the ops manager decides the mitigation before the next sector loads.
// AI capabilities
Built for the apron.
Trained on the airline.
Six capabilities configured for the way Brunei carriers and airport operators already run their day. Every metric traces back to a source; every AI action lands in the ledger.
AI Ops Agent.
Surfaces delay drivers, slot risks and crew exposure in real time across the network — recommendations, not just charts.
AI Analytics
OTP · RPK · load factor · fuel burn · NPS — fused into one intelligence layer, not five dashboards.
AI Tender
Ground-handling, catering and MRO tenders responded to with prior-cost benchmarks and win-rate history.
AI Workflow Automation — from crew roster to engineering work order.
Rostering, leave, training records, engineering work orders — one workflow, evidence-linked to the aircraft, the crew and the regulator. The auditor accepts the export as-is.
// Local context · Brunei
Brunei aviation isn't run by pulling a US ops dashboard off the shelf. It's run by the crew that knows the apron by name.
National carriers, airport operators, ground-handling agents and civil-aviation authorities all run under the same local coordination rules. Teky AI is configured for the way Brunei aviation actually operates — templates aligned to civil-aviation duty-time frameworks, IATA reporting standards, and the ground-handling workflows that keep the sector on the schedule.
// FAQ
Questions the OCC asks first.
Do you integrate with our existing DCS / MRO / crew systems?
Yes. We integrate at the data layer via REST APIs, ODBC connectors, or scheduled file drops — Sabre, Amadeus, AMOS, Ramco and CrewTrac are the ones we see most often here. Existing systems remain source-of-truth; Teky AI sits on top and adds the intelligence layer.
How do you handle FDP and rest regulations?
Duty rules are configured to your regulator's civil-aviation framework — Brunei DCA for local carriers, plus IATA and ICAO baselines. Every rostering decision the AI takes cites the specific rule; every override is logged.
Where does operational data live?
Where you nominate. On-prem in your ops centre, in your existing private cloud, or in a Malaysia- or Singapore-based hyperscaler region. Flight data and crew records do not leave the perimeter without an explicit rule from your IT security team.
How long to deploy for a mid-sized carrier?
A scoped OTP + crew-compliance pilot ships in 6–8 weeks. A network-wide rollout across flight ops, MRO and ground services is typically 4–6 months, phased so each module is in production before the next starts.
Can we run this alongside our existing OCC dashboards?
Yes — this is the most common deployment. Teky AI reads from the same data feeds and gives the OCC a second, LLM-driven pane. Nothing is replaced on day one; ops staff decide when a workflow migrates fully.
// Get started
Ready to bring AI to your aviation operations?
Book a demo — we'll run Teky AI live against a sample schedule configured to your fleet. Flight ops, MRO, ground services, customer experience.