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Airlines, airports and ground handlers all own the turnaround, but few have a shared view of how it’s really performing. Assaia’s 2026 Turnaround Report gives the aviation industry that view. It compares AI-monitored turnarounds against the industry benchmark across Europe and North America, and pinpoints where punctuality is won and lost on the apron, and puts a cost on the delays that follow. Hear from the Assaia team, then see how your operation compares.

Building new infrastructure takes years. Removing avoidable turnaround delays can increase stand capacity by 6% with the infrastructure you already have. Assaia's 2026 Turnaround Report shows how improved turnaround execution frees up schedules across the day. That means more room for rotations, fewer stand conflicts, and more resilience when disruption hits. #turnaroundreport

AI-monitored turnarounds run 4 minutes closer to schedule. Over a day of operations, that results in a 6% increase in stand capacity. Assaia's 2026 Turnaround Report compares 125,000 AI-monitored turnarounds with the industry benchmark, discovering where time is lost during the turnarounds and what closing the gap is worth. #turnaroundreport

Punctuality remains one of aviation's most persistent challenges with much of it decided during the aircraft turnaround. Assaia's 2026 Turnaround Report shows where on-time performance is really lost during the turnaround, while also providing a benchmark for aviation leaders to measure their airside operations against. #turnaroundreport

A late turnaround rarely remains as a single delay. It compounds, pushing back the next departure, then the one after that. By the evening, connections are missed, crews are near duty limits, gates are double-booked and passengers are frustrated. Your operational teams spend the rest of the day reacting rather than proactively managing. Assaia's 2026 Turnaround Report traces how small delays during the turnaround snowball throughout the day, and where you can step in before they do. #turnaroundreport

A late turnaround costs more than time. It costs stand capacity, margin, and passenger trust. Added up across the industry, those turnaround delays become one of the largest untapped opportunities in aviation. Assaia's 2026 Turnaround Report identifies a $44 billion opportunity and shows what airside operations running closest to schedule do differently. #turnaroundreport