Private Aviation What The Future Hold For It
Presents trends in the private aviation business market are constantly tied with the digitalization of the business. The increase in aircraft accessibility and how customers are shifting how they relate to this service. With cost-efficiency as the main driver rather...
UK Lifts Ban on Flights to Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt
Uk lifts ban from direct flights to Sharm el-Sheikh are to resume after the government ended a ban imposed in 2015. After 224 individuals died in the bombing of a Russian airliner, linked to the Islamic State group. Egyptian officials have since admitted the airport...
IATA launches RampVR, the first VR training tool for ground operations
Nowadays, virtual training programs have become common for pilots. Fraport AG and the airline association IATA are currently starting to use virtual reality (VR) technology for aviation ground services training programs. A three-month test period is due to commence as...
Bold Visions for the Future of Flying
If the aviation industry was a country, it’d rank among the world’s top 10 emitters of carbon dioxide (CO₂). Aviation emissions have risen by 70% since 2005 and as demand increases in wealthy and poorer countries, they’re forecast to increase by between 300% and...
Why is reducing noise pollution crucial for aviation?
There is no denying that aviation has come very far technology-wise. In its early infancy, commercial aviation was an expensive and rather uncomfortable endeavor, because the turboprops that powered aircraft were loud, produced a lot of vibration and were limited in...
Top 5 Facts About the Wright Brothers
Before they built the world’s first powered, heavier-than-air, and controllable aircraft. Wilbur and Orville Wright were two ordinary brothers from the Midwest who possessed nothing more than natural talent, ambition, and imagination. To honor the Wright brothers, we...
Are Driverless Vehicles The Future At Airports?
In an age where everything from baggage systems to check-in desks is becoming automated. What might come next? it’s like the answer could be driverless vehicles to drive aircraft on the runways. British Airways is already using driverless Vehicles to push their...
Emirates Airlines Named World’s Most Family Friendly Carrier
Emirates Airlines has been named the world’s most family-friendly carrier for the second year running. British parenting site Play Like Mum has ranked twenty airlines. Based on whether they provide preboarding for families, meals, and entertainment for kids....
Scientists Making ‘Aviation Fuel of the Future’ in Scotland
The aviation fuel of the future might be created in Scotland – with scientists working to make an environmentally-sustainable replacement. The Future of Aviation Fuel The fuel is created from waste wooden pellets which are heated, became a gas and mixed with...
A Step Towards Air Traffic Control Digitalisation
The aviation industry is currently facing extreme growth in air traffic. In European airspace, for example, 33,000 flights per day are being recorded on average. per EUROCONTROL, there’ll be virtually twice as many flights by 2030. The tasks of the players...
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