AI IN AVIATION AND LOGISTICS: OPERATIONAL TRANSFORMATION FOR GLOBAL CONNECTIVITY
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artificial intelligence, aviation, logistics, global connectivity, supply chain, transportation system, optimization, digital transformation, security, big data.Abstract
The application of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in modern aviation and logistics is fundamentally changing operational processes on a global scale. With the help of AI, opportunities are being created to optimize flight schedules, increase safety and accuracy in the cargo transportation system, manage the supply chain in real time, and reduce costs. In aviation, AI plays an important role in ensuring flight safety, predicting maintenance, and effectively determining aircraft routes. In the logistics sector, artificial intelligence manages cargo flows by analyzing big data, ensuring fast delivery to customers, and accelerating digital transformation. As a result, global connectivity is becoming more efficient and integration between international transport systems is being strengthened. This study highlights the application of AI technologies in aviation and logistics, their advantages, and their contribution to the global transport system.
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