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Paid contentShell Aviation's service helps customers look after the technical details at the airport
When most people hear Shell Aviation, they think fuel supplier. Indeed, Shell fuel has been powering aircraft around the globe for generations, building over 90 years’ experience in airport operations all around the world.
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Paid contentBuild a new airline revenue engine with ecommerce shipping solution
“Just as airline ticketing technology evolved almost two decades ago, enabling a direct connection between the passenger and the airline’s distribution networks, SmartKargo technology now provides a similar business solution for the airline cargo business. The transactional solution connects directly with an online retailer at the e-commerce ...
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Paid contentTowards emissions-free aviation: Hydrogen is the future
As the industry paves the way for emissions-free flight, MTU Aero Engines has high hopes for hydrogen and sees three possible uses for it: As a fuel it should be used right away. Direct combustion in gas turbines is also possible as well as converting it into electricity by means ...
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Paid contentDefending across the domains
The interoperability of security assets in air, land, sea, satellite and cyber is crucial to modern military thinking. This will be a key focus of the World Defense Show next March
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Paid contentIntroducing Destination Next
The aviation industry is undergoing one of the most significant crises in its history – one with unprecedented challenges to bounce back from. In the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, operators will need to think laterally about their route to recovery – and specifically how they adapt ...
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Paid contentIntelligent training
Artificial intelligence is helping pilots to learn from their mistakes through targeted teaching
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Paid contentHire standards
What training experience should companies look for when taking on a contract pilot or crew?
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Paid contentAbove and beyond
Modern training should be about much more than simply ticking the regulatory boxes
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Paid contentKeeping it grounded
Why training in a simulator instead of in the sky can better equip pilots for real life situations
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Paid contentWorld Defense Show: ready for something different?
World Defense Show – which debuts in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia in March next year – promises to be an industry event like none other. We find out what will set it apart from the rest
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Paid contentSustainable onboard solutions – how they can support the recovery
The organisers of the Passenger Experience Conference (PEC) and Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) hosted the PEC Virtual Series as a way for the industry to stay connected and up to date with the latest trends, predictions and developments in the cabin interior sector. As airlines return to flying after Covid-19 ...
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Paid contentThe outlook for aircraft interiors – looking to 2021
The organisers of the Passenger Experience Conference (PEC) and Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) hosted the PEC Virtual Series as a way for the industry to stay connected and keep up to date with the latest trends, predictions and developments in the cabin interior sector. Airlines are slowly returning to flying, ...
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Paid contentPilot Peer Assistance and Support Programmes go beyond a regulatory requirement
In July 2018, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued Regulation (EU) 2018/1042, now (EU) 2020/745, which requires all Commercial Air Transport (CAT) operators to implement a Support Programme (SP), which should include the use of trained peers, by 14 February 2021. The SP was a recommendation initiated by ...
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Paid contentPortfolio of Embraer Cargo Solutions Helps Maintain Critical Supply Lines
The severe decline in the number of airline passengers is creating a boom in demand for air cargo capacity. Fallout from the global pandemic is stressing supply chains and the transport of essential goods. With fewer commercial flights, which carry both passengers and freight, there’s a critical need for more ...
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Paid contentFlying into Uncharted Territory
By Arjan Meijer, President & CEO, Embraer Commercial Aviation
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Paid contentGKN Aerospace Sweden joins feasibility studies of the future fighter jet engine
22 July 2020 2018-ES-MM GKN Aerospace Sweden joins feasibility studies of the future fighter jet engine GKN Aerospace in Sweden participates in feasibility studies together with partner industries in Italy and the UK on future fighter engine technology development This follows the UK-Swedish 2019 MoU exploring the joint ...
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Paid contentHelvetic Airways Upgrades Embraer E2 Order
Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 15th, 2020 – Helvetic Airways has signed a commitment with Embraer to convert four of their remaining firm orders to the larger E195-E2 aircraft. The original order, for 12 E190-E2s with purchase rights for a further 12, and conversion rights to E195-E2, was announced in September 2018. ...
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Paid contentRe-imagining Air Travel for a Post-pandemic World
Creating a contactless journey is key to restoring passenger confidence and accelerating recovery; existing technologies can make it happen – and improve air travel for years to come.
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Paid contentNew Capabilities Enhance Heron UAS Family
As a family of unmanned Aircraft systems (UAS) the Heron brand comprises the Heron TP, Heron I, Heron MK II, and the new variant - T Heron (Tactical Heron) configured for maritime and land operations. The drone family shares ground segments, common systems, and mission payloads, enabling users to perform ...