Perfomance Consultancy - Services that perfectly fit your needs

Shell Aviation Technical Services faces a constant challenge from the Shell Group to improve operating performance while reducing costs and raising safety standards. The lessons learned together with the practical expertise from operating at airports worldwide underpins the work of all our Performance Consultants.

Shell Aviation Performance Consultants work with airlines, oil companies, joint ventures and aviation fuel companies to identify cost savings and possible efficiency improvements.

In addition, Shell Aviation Performance Consultants can enhance performance in areas such as environmental impact and sustainable development.

Consultancies can range from a  few days to long term partnering arrangements.

Clients gain access to procedures and best practices in aviation that can transform the efficiency of their operations, and shave millions off their bottom line.

Shell Aviation Performance Consultants take a carefully structured four step approach to every project.

Shell Aviation conducts a thorough audit of all operating procedures and current levels of performance. This is then benchmarked against global standards.

The results of the initial survey are quantified and analysed. Problem areas and their impact on operations are identified. Other significant factors such as local working constraints and practices are also carefully considered.

Once improvement areas are identified, Shell Aviation provides innovative, yet effective performance solutions that really make a difference. Frequently, the most effective solutions involve changes to working practices.

Having devised effective solutions, Shell Aviation Performance Consultants can also assist with their implementation. If a significant change in working practices is required, it may be more effective for such a change initially to be introduced and directed by external agents.

Case Study: A European Airline
Shell Aviation Performance Consultants carried out a review at the home base of one of Europe’s largest airlines. The study identified costs savings of over US$1million per year, or 15% of total budget.