Digitalization in Aerospace industry are experiencing an exponential growth by implementing Industry 4.0, Artificial intelligence and Safety solutions. Without digital, the aerospace industry faced several challenges that impacted various aspects of its operations. 

Some of the key challenges included:

1. Manual Processes: The aerospace industry heavily relied on manual processes for tasks such as documentation, record-keeping, and data analysis. This manual approach was time-consuming, error-prone, and often led to delays in decision-making.
2. Lack of Real-time Data: Access to real-time data was limited, making it difficult for aerospace companies to monitor and respond to changes or issues promptly. This lack of timely information impacted decision-making, maintenance planning, and overall operational efficiency.
3. Communication and Collaboration: The aerospace industry involves multiple stakeholders, including manufacturers, suppliers, maintenance teams, and regulatory bodies. Coordinating and collaborating across these entities was often challenging due to inefficient communication channels and siloed information systems.
4. Maintenance and Safety: Traditional maintenance practices relied on scheduled maintenance intervals rather than condition-based or predictive maintenance. This approach resulted in higher costs, increased downtime, and increased safety risks due to the inability to proactively address maintenance issues.
5. Regulatory Compliance: The aerospace industry operates under strict regulatory frameworks, requiring adherence to safety standards and compliance with certifications. The manual and paper-based processes made it challenging to maintain comprehensive audit trails and ensure regulatory compliance.

The implementation of digital technologies and solutions has addressed many of these challenges, enabling the aerospace industry to streamline processes, improve efficiency, enhance safety measures, and leverage real-time data for better decision-making.