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Logistics

Deliver critical resources where the mission needs them

Delivering supplies, assets, and personnel across contested environments and global distribution networks puts logistics and sustainment operations under constant pressure. Adversary targeting, bottlenecks at strategic distribution nodes, and reactive demand signals drive resupply delays, depleted forward stocks, and frontline operators waiting on critical assets.

Air Enterprise Readiness platform synchronizes logistics, distribution, and operational deployment to maximize the availability of the assets and infrastructure the mission relies on. By unifying multi-domain logistics, maintenance, and parts management into a single, AI-native platform, Air delivers predictive logistics that put supplies, assets, and personnel where they need to be, when they need to be there, even in the most degraded environments.

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Predictive Logistics

Stay ahead of demand at every forward position, using operational data to continuously surface what the mission will need next

Adaptive Resupply

Turn operational priorities into tactical action, with resupply planning that adjusts automatically to threats, terrain, and shifting conditions

Operational Systems Integration

Coordinate action across every domain, with native integrations replacing manual reconciliation between teams, systems, and programs

Uncover hidden risks before they affect the mission

Air connects logistics demand, distribution networks, operational systems, and execution workflows so leaders can see where delivery is constrained and where action is required.

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Optimized Magazine Depth

Balance critical weapon systems across global distribution hubs ahead of operational demand

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Forward-Deployed Readiness

Push critical resources forward before theater operators log a manual request, eliminating stockouts at the tactical edge

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Automated and predictive resupply

Compress resupply planning from 36 hours to under one hour and complete risk-to-resolution 16x faster.

Proven Impact: 
U.S. Army Theater Sustainment

Problem

A U.S. Army sustainment command runs joint and multinational supply chains in contested environments. Fragmented systems and manual forecasting forced reactive logistics, leaving high-demand weapon systems exposed to prolonged downtime when Class IX shortfalls hit.

Solution

Air enables the command to synchronize logistics, distribution, and operational deployment, replacing manual forecasting with a proactive sustainment model that surfaces interchangeable parts, locally manufacturable alternatives, and optimized requisition allocation in one coordinated environment.

Impact

With Air, critical parts wait times shift from months to days and an estimated 610 equipment down-days return to mission-ready status every year. The command will be able to drive 95% equipment readiness across echelons, sustaining U.S. force projection in contested environments.

95%

Equipment readiness

Sustaining mission-critical systems across echelons.

610

Down days saved annually

Reducing avoidable downtime by accelerating part identification and allocation.

“Air is the future of the supply office.”

— U.S. Army Sustainment Command

Explore Other Solutions

Acquisition and Production

Move critical capabilities from requirement to fielding while managing supplier risk, production capacity, cost, schedule, and performance.

Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul

Synchronize maintenance demand, parts availability, repair workflows, and fleet health to improve operational availability.

Supply Chain and Sustainment

See capacity, constraints, and supplier risk before they affect delivery.

See Air in Action

The Readiness Gap will not close through more reports, delayed reviews, or heroic workarounds.

See how Air Enterprise Readiness platform helps leaders understand readiness constraints, coordinate execution, and act with confidence before risk reaches the mission.