Altitude MPP™ (Manpower Planning)

Plan your activities with integrated manpower requirements in a single view

Altitude MPP empowers airlines with tools to strategically plan optimal crew manpower levels — cost-effective, qualified, and fully trained. Improved short-term and long-term planning capabilities are at the core of Altitude MPP. It allows you to accurately forecast future events such as new base openings and becomes your "optimized window on the future."

Altitude MPP provides information at a glance that would otherwise take days to compile from various departments. Planners have a dynamic and integrated understanding of vacations, pre-assigned crew activities, and crew member availability for several months at a time, all from a flexible, customized solution.

Benefits abound for crew members and planners

With Altitude MPP, crew members participate in the scheduling process by submitting their bids for transition between categories and their preferred training dates. This provides them with more control over their vacation periods and subsequently increasing crew member satisfaction. Meanwhile it provides planners with enhanced manpower planning decision-making capabilities.

Cost savings and ROI

Through an optimal resource allocation process, Altitude MPP can quickly deliver a significant return on investment and consistent cost savings. It does more than just enhance your planning and forecasting capabilities. Altitude MPP can virtually eliminate manpower shortages.

Altitude MPP can be integrated with the following products:

Datasheet

Download the Altitude MPP datasheet (461 kb PDF)

Altitude BLUE

Learn more about the Altitude BLUE (Business Logic Unified Engine) rule engine

Award-winning optimization

Learn how the award winning AD OPT optimization engine streamlines your resource planning process

Customer success

See a list of AD OPT customer successes, including Qantas and Emirates Airlines, who are Altitude MPP customers

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