At YourDailyAnalysis we note – GE Aerospace continues to expand its influence in aviation technology, with its FlightPulse app emerging as a key tool transforming pilot practices worldwide. Over the past year, the number of users has grown from 40,000 to more than 60,000 pilots, and the company expects that figure to surpass 70,000 by year-end. This rapid growth signals a major shift toward data-driven flight management, where operational decisions are guided by real-time analytics.
FlightPulse – a unique GE Aerospace development – allows pilots to evaluate their flight performance, compare results with peers, and identify opportunities to fly more efficiently and safely. Airlines pay per pilot for access to the platform, gaining not only a sophisticated analytics tool but also a measurable boost in operational performance.
According to our analysts at YourDailyAnalysis, FlightPulse has become a symbol of aviation’s transition from traditional safety monitoring to an intelligent risk management model based on precise data. Qantas, for instance, has used the app for over six years – leveraging its insights to enhance pilot training and reduce fuel costs through recommendations such as minimizing reverse thrust when safe to do so.
“FlightPulse tells me what my landing attitude was and where I can improve,” – notes Qantas captain Mark Cameron, who recently transitioned to flying the Airbus A321 after years on the A330. For the airline, the app represents not just an analytical tool but a core part of its broader digital transformation strategy.
Today, FlightPulse is used by 42 airlines – including Qantas, Delta Air Lines, and NetJets – with user counts ranging from a few hundred to over 15,000 pilots per company. GE Aerospace ensures complete confidentiality – each airline has access only to its own data.
Andrew Coleman, head of GE Aerospace’s SaaS division, emphasizes that FlightPulse’s success lies not only in its technology but in its trust-based approach – data is used solely to improve performance, not to punish pilots. By 2026, the company aims to reach 100,000 pilot users, positioning FlightPulse as an industry benchmark.
At Your Daily Analysis we view GE Aerospace’s strategy not simply as a digital initiative, but as an investment in safety culture and operational efficiency – factors that directly enhance the financial resilience of airlines. The expansion of FlightPulse confirms that in the aviation of the future, data will be the most valuable asset, and the ability to harness it – the key source of competitive advantage.
