Saad Masood

I have spent enough years around dispatch desks and flight departments to believe that most operational losses do not come from bad decisions. They come from good decisions made too late, on a picture that arrived after the moment to act had already passed. A routing change confirmed an hour after the fuel was ordered. An airspace restriction noticed once the aircraft was already committed. A fuel price accepted because nobody had time to check the alternative.

I want to open a discussion here about that specific problem, because I think this community has seen every version of it.

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