The aviation industry is progressing at a rapid pace, and technology has become essential for ensuring both operational efficiency and safety. Since the sector is increasingly applying IT solutions in such processes as aircraft maintenance or passenger bookings, the demand for reliable and scalable solutions increases. Mainframe systems are, however, still an important element of many organizations’ computing environments and now need to adapt to newer generation requirements. This article focuses on the relationship between updating old systems, with reference to aviation, and improving productivity, as well as the development of the future technologies in this sphere.

Subhani Shaik, a top professional in his field, has been working in aviation applications focusing on aircraft maintenance and passenger reservation systems. He has developed mainframe technological skills in enhancing service delivery. He has focused on technologies like Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and API that use REST and SOAP to send data in JSON and XML format, Natural, ADABAS, COBOL, and JCL, mainframe tools like Syncsort, CA-7, and MVS utilities.