Transport

The CEO of Aer Lingus approached our team to carry out an in-depth benchmarking exercise to compare the airline with industry ‘best practice’ at leading low-cost and leisure carriers.

Unlocking capacity on the roads to help the Department for Transport in keeping traffic moving by using agile policy development and open data.

We helped a public transport operator in a European city use big data analytics to get better at predicting when their trams were likely to break down. That meant they could plan cost-efficient, preventive maintenance and avoid expensive emergency repairs.

We’ve helped Highways England cut the time it takes to clear up incidents on motorways by finding completely new ways to use their dark data.

The Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) was on a mission to enhance customer experiences by insourcing its maritime grants service. They set us the challenge of helping them to be ready to operate the existing service in-house within just five months.

PA Consulting’s David Huttner, commercial aviation lead, comments on Europe’s aviation crisis

Digital transformation at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is key to its future sustainability in a sector that faces huge challenges around reducing environmental impact, improving the passenger experience and running a large operational workforce efficiently.

With a £35 billion road funding shortfall and vehicle electrification not being sufficient to hit net-zero targets, could road-user charging be the solution?

PA has become a corporate partner of the Zenzic CAM Scale-Up programme, offering selected start-ups and SMEs the opportunity to verify their innovative solutions for connected and automated mobility technologies, at pace

Using expert modelling, ProRail was able to unravel complex discussions and calculations around cost, disruption and resources. The work completed underpins new principles to guide maintenance planning and achieve fairer distribution of traffic disruptions across the entire Dutch rail network, value for money, and better use of the available labour force.