Upcoming webinars
Rebuilding commercial aviation from the flightdeck
3pm UK time / 10am EST, 20 August 2020 After the coronavirus pandemic led to the biggest downturn in history, the aviation industry is slowly rebuilding operations and networks. Tens of thousands of pilots throughout the world have been furloughed, laid off or taken early retirement, while others face uncertainty as work patterns and the types of aircraft they fly change.
Freight expectations: How air-cargo can adapt to a new reality
The grounding of passenger flights has led to a massive reduction in belly-hold capacity, traditionally responsible for about half of all international air freight. This has meant demand for air freight is outstripping supply. This webinar will assess the impact of this, and the long-term viability of solutions currently available, and discuss the shape of the sector that emerges from this crisis.
From supersonics to electrics: what chances for disruptive propulsion technologies?
Are we finally close to reaching a stage where we’ve created aircrafts that are both fossil fuel free, as well as commercial? We’ll discuss recent developments in aerospace and assess the engineering and financial prospects.
Commercial aircraft: the next generation
Aircraft manufacturers’ product plans had already been dealt several blows in recent time. So how will coronavirus impact the existing struggles, and also the next generation of single-aisle aircrafts that were earmarked to replace the 737 and A320 families in the 2030s?
Upcoming events
Airlines 2050
London, 19 October 2020 Airlines 2050 is the definitive aviation summit for the UK. This landmark event brings together leading industry and government figures to address both the most pressing and the most farsighted issues for the sector.
The Airline Strategy Awards
London, 19 July 2020 The Airline Strategy Awards, organised by Airline Business with Korn Ferry, celebrates individuals and airlines that have exhibited dynamic leadership and clear vision.
Aerospace Big Data EMEA
London, December 2020 FlightGlobal’s Aerospace Big Data Series connects airframe, engine and systems manufacturers, aftermarket service providers and technology companies with key airlines across the globe.
