Commercial Aviation

The power of information fuels efficiency.

Without a crystal clear picture of what’s happening in the skies and on the ground, keeping airline operations running smoothly and efficiently is virtually impossible. To deliver this critical insight, WSI offers the most comprehensive and advanced library of aviation weather products for pilots and operations personnel on the market today.

WSI Hubcast™ is a revolutionary new tool that enhances operational decisions when planning for disruptive weather. With comprehensive at-a-glance weather forecasts, including automatic alerts to key personnel (via text or email) of lightning strikes within customizable range rings, WSI Hubcast has become an indispensible operations tool for commercial carriers.

We also offer WSI Fusion™, another proactive operations management solution that helps to mitigate the impact of disruptive events. WSI Fusion provides dispatchers, operations personnel, and managers with early insight into changing flight, airport, and airspace conditions. This unique solution fuses public and proprietary weather information, such as turbulence reports, airspace constraints, flight information, and operational data into a unified and clear picture, streamlining and enhancing decision making. Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing AOC systems such as flight planning, position reporting, messaging, and other proprietary data sources, WSI Fusion reduces dispatcher workload, allowing them to instead focus on exception resolution and communication of critical information to an aircraft’s crew.

We also offer the services of our Aviation Forecasting Group. Because their work meets the standards of the Principle Operations Inspector’s (POI) handbook on Enhanced Weather Information Services (EWINS) and has been approved by the FAA, they can function as an integral part of your operational staff. For EWINS applicants, proper FAA approval is the responsibility of each airline who applies, though WSI is available for assistance throughout the process. Once approved, WSI and its role in the airlines operation is stated in the airline’s Operations Specifications documentation. Today WSI is referenced in the Ops Specs of over thirty U.S. major airlines and regional carriers.

Please visit our Aviation product section for additional information on these and other WSI products.