Event details

Traditional aircraft data recording worked when the goal was safety and compliance. But today’s predictive maintenance needs a different infrastructure.

Aircraft data harvesting for predictive maintenance is constrained by avionics, yet requires a high-throughput, scalable architecture with direct airline control.


WHAT’S CHANGING?

Timely, higher-volume, and continuously available data drives the need for onboard platforms capable of aggregating, processing, and securely distributing data at scale.


WHAT GETS UNLOCKED

  • Expanded data acquisition beyond traditional limits
  • Integration of additional and wireless sensor sources
  • Onboard (edge) analytics and event-driven data flows
  • Independent predictive maintenance services


WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

This webinar outlines how next-generation avionics with integrated 5G connectivity are transforming aircraft data harvesting, making predictive maintenance accessible to airlines and enabling more reliable, efficient operations.

Presenters

Lee Hayhurst
Lee Hayhurst

(Moderator)

COO, Aviation Business News

Lee Hayhurst joined Real Response Media as Editorial Director in 2023, before being promoted to Chief Operating Officer, Aviation, in 2025. Before that, Lee spent 13 years at Jacobs Media Group, publisher of UK B2B travel trade market leader Travel Weekly and specialist travel and technology title Travolution. He was Head of News at Travel Weekly and editor of Travolution before moving to focus full time on Travolution as Executive Editor as the brand became a key part of the group’s international growth. He first joined the travel industry in 2005 initially at Travel Weekly and then Travel Trade Gazette before returning to Travel Weekly. Prior to that he began his career in journalism in regional newspapers in London and spent a year on dot com sports website producer Sportal. Outside of work his three teenage children keep him busy and he volunteers at his sons’ youth football team, enjoys travel and is a keen support of his home town rugby league club St Helens.
 
Julie Shainock
Julie Shainock

Global Managing Director for Travel, Transport & Logistics (TTL)

Microsoft

Julie Shainock serves as Global Managing Director for Travel, Transport & Logistics (TTL) at Microsoft, where she leads Microsoft’s global industry strategy and perspective for the TTL sector. Her work spans airlines, hospitality companies, rental car services, cruise lines, freight logistics, and rail companies, with a focus on helping customers use Microsoft technology, AI, agentic AI, and the Microsoft partner ecosystem to improve customer and employee experiences, increase productivity, and reduce costs.

Before joining Microsoft, Julie spent more than 25 years at IBM, where she led and managed the Travel and Transportation industry sectors. She is a results-oriented global business development executive with deep experience implementing new technology solutions and expanding market opportunities for clients and organizations. Her extensive network across clients, partners, professional associations, and working groups has helped shape successful strategies and solutions for leading Travel, Transport & Logistics customers.

Ms. Shainock holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from The University of Texas at Austin. She currently resides in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, with her family.

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