Boeing and Microsoft build AI-powered Dataliner platform for airlines
Boeing and Microsoft announced Dataliner, an AI-powered data intelligence platform designed to help airlines improve fleet-wide maintenance and operational decisions. The platform combines aviation data, AI, and Boeing's aircraft expertise to provide insights into aircraft condition, maintenance history, and operations. Dataliner will support Boeing's digital services, including Asset Lifecycle…
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- Dataliner combines aviation data, AI, and Boeing expertise for fleet-wide intelligence
- Platform supports Asset Lifecycle Planning and TechOps AI Agent within Boeing's digital services
- BMO raised Microsoft's price target to $600 from $515, maintaining 'Outperform' rating
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