Lack of synchronization between airlines, airports, ground handlers, and air traffic control can lead to delays and inefficiencies, with the potential for miscommunication that can escalate to operational mishaps, or even accidents.

Many military and government entities still rely on outdated software for scheduling flights, crew, and maintenance activities. These legacy systems struggle to adapt to the unpredictable nature of the theater of operations.

The flightline demands precise coordination and effective space management. Challenges in these operations often stem from limited airfield awareness, leading to overcrowding and increased accident risks.

Mission critical turnarounds are often delayed by cluttered airfields, uncoordinated responsibilities, and limited communication on the flightline. These factors undermine the efficiency of response in urgent situations and contribute to a lack of mission readiness on military bases.