Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence could transform aviation, but airlines must adopt it at the right pace.
Moving too slowly may leave an airline behind, while moving too quickly can create significant challenges.
To succeed, airlines must balance AI’s potential to improve efficiency and increase revenue with the risks it brings.
How is the transformation going?
On this panel from #IATAAGM:
-Abha Dogra, Chief Product Officer, IBS Software
-Megan O'Keefe, Vice President Airline Solutions Product & Portfolio, Travel Unit, Amadeus
-Nikhil Ravishankar, CEO, Air New Zealand
-Andrew Sellers, Vice President Technology Strategy, Confluent
Full video: bit.ly/4g5BPxi
Artificial intelligence could transform aviation, but airlines must adopt it at the right pace.
Moving too slowly may leave an airline behind, while moving too quickly can create significant challenges.
To succeed, airlines must balance AI’s potential to improve efficiency and increase revenue with the risks it brings.
How is the transformation going?
On this panel from #IATAAGM:
-Abha Dogra, Chief Product Officer, IBS Software
-Megan O'Keefe, Vice President Airline Solutions Product & Portfolio, Travel Unit, Amadeus
-Nikhil Ravishankar, CEO, Air New Zealand
-Andrew Sellers, Vice President Technology Strategy, Confluent
Full video: bit.ly/4g5BPxi










