SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — (November 4, 2025) Veryon, a leading provider of information services and software solutions for the aviation industry, will showcase its AI-powered predictive maintenance technology, Veryon AIRE, at the Predictive Aircraft Maintenance Conference, taking place November 11–12 in Dublin, Ireland.
Airlines and MROs continue to face pressure to reduce downtime, optimize labor, and improve safety. By harnessing the industry’s largest de-identified dataset and delivering insights relevant to each operator’s context, Veryon provides earlier visibility into emerging issues. The result is fewer surprises, faster action, and stronger control over fleet health and maintenance planning.
Veryon AIRE is the analytics engine behind Veryon Diagnostics, an integrated AI platform that mines logbook data and references aircraft manuals to streamline troubleshooting and improve fix outcomes. With Veryon AIRE, operators can expect:
Smarter, Faster Fixes: It recommends most likely fixes to boost first-time fix rates and enables technicians to ask publication-specific questions and jump directly to troubleshooting steps.
Intelligent Fleet Management: It automates routine work, reduces maintenance expenses, and optimizes critical maintenance tasks and inventory management.
Enhanced Reliability: It surfaces chronic patterns, rogue components and short-life parts, and trend degradation early, before they escalate into unexpected AOGs.
Join us for “The Predictive Edge: How AI Is Powering the Next Generation of Aircraft Reliability” on Monday, November 11, at 11:20. Dave Purfurst, Global Director of Solutions Consulting at Veryon, will explore how operators can turn overwhelming volumes of aircraft data into smarter decisions, faster troubleshooting, and measurable improvements in uptime. As fleets generate more data than ever before, Dave will share how AI is shifting maintenance from reactive to predictive and how Veryon AIRE, the analytics engine behind Veryon Diagnostics, is helping operators boost first-time fix rates, reduce chronic defects, simplify compliance, and scale expertise across shrinking teams to maximize aircraft availability and reliability.
Many operators struggle with fragmented data that weakens predictive accuracy. “Our platform unifies historical reliability patterns, rapid defect analysis, and AI-guided troubleshooting into a single view,” said Kris Volrath, Senior Vice President of Product at Veryon. “This not only allows maintenance teams to act early and plan proactively, but a validated-by-experts approach also ensures AI-driven recommendations are understood, trusted, and applied with safety at the forefront.”
Veryon will highlight how its unified tools work together to create a closed information loop that helps operators see issues sooner, take action faster, and proceed with confidence:
For more information about Veryon and its predictive maintenance solutions, visit Veryon.com.
About Veryon
Veryon is the leading provider of aviation software and information services, trusted by over 5,500 customers, 75,000 maintenance professionals, and more than 100 OEMs in nearly 150 countries. Powered by the world's largest de-identified aviation maintenance dataset, which contains over 80 million events, the all-in-one Veryon platform combines OEM-authorized publications, intuitive cloud-based maintenance workflows, and AI-driven insights to help operators, MROs, and OEMs maximize flying time without compromising safety or compliance. Drawing on Veryon's 50+ years of experience and support from experts who understand aviation, Veryon customers have achieved a 75 percent reduction in troubleshooting time for new technicians and a 23 percent reduction in downtime costs. Learn more at veryon.com.
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