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How Maestrow Thinks

When you submit a prompt, Maestrow follows a structured process to transform raw schedule data into a clear, actionable response. Understanding this process helps you write better prompts and interpret results with confidence.

Schedule Ingestion and Normalisation​

Maestrow converts raw schedule feeds — SSIM, Worldwide, private and shared datasets, and internal exports — into a standardised format for analysis.

  • Parses schedule files (XML, CSV, SSIM) using ingestion scripts or Maestrow prompts
  • Normalises fields such as flight numbers, equipment types, and time zones
  • Resolves inconsistencies including missing terminals, duplicate legs, and invalid codes
  • Applies regulatory filters such as DOT disclosure and codeshare flags

Indexing by Key Dimensions​

Normalised data is organised into searchable structures across strategic dimensions, enabling fast filtering, targeted queries, and modular prompt execution.

  • O&D Market — True O&D, Region, Country
  • Carrier — Marketing vs. Operating
  • Flight Number Range — e.g. 100–199 for domestic, 9000+ for codeshare
  • Alliance and Codeshare Mapping
  • Day-of-Week and Seasonality
  • Aircraft Type and Capacity

Analysis Modules​

Maestrow applies analytical logic to indexed data to surface insights relevant to your prompt.

  • Schedule Gaps — Identifies missing frequencies or underserved markets
  • Fleet Utilisation — Matches aircraft types to route demand
  • Connection Mapping — Visualises multi-leg journeys and hub flows
  • Regulatory Compliance — Flags flights missing DOT or EU disclosures
  • Competitor Overlap — Compares frequencies and timings across carriers

Output Generation​

Results are delivered in formats optimised for decision-making and collaboration.

  • Viewer Layouts — Interactive dashboards with filters and drill-downs
  • Prompt Responses — Structured summaries for quick reference
  • Exportable Tables — CSV or markup-ready lists for SOPs or onboarding
  • Visual Assets — Maps, charts, or flow diagrams for presentations