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Paid contentProaction: MTU’s lessons from a reactionary world
In the depths of the Second World War, teams of American soldiers with unique sets of skills and specialties were sent behind enemy lines around the world to gather information and solve troublesome situations for the Allies in the war theater. Their commands came from the predecessor of today’s Central ...
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Paid contentThe power to analyze – How data unlocks huge benefits in the aviation industry
Source: Collins From the inner workings of an airport and the surrounding airspace to passenger data and the information going back and forth from the flight deck to the airline operations center, the connected aviation ecosystem runs on data. The continuous flow of data is vital for ...
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Paid contentShell’s three-part plan to decarbonise its aviation lubricants
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) will be a critical tool for an aviation industry striving to hit ambitious carbon reduction targets – and through investing in and supplying SAF to customers, Shell Aviation is playing its part in helping to increase its use across the sector. Source: Shell Aviation ...
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Paid contentGE Aerospace debuts look of hybrid electric aircraft
GE Aerospace recently joined NASA and Boeing to unveil the paint scheme of its hybrid electric aircraft testbed for the Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration (EPFD) project. In coming years, the plane will take to the skies to test new hybrid electric propulsion systems in development for the future of commercial aviation.
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Paid contentBombardier’s Smart Services Elite keeps it simple
Bombardier is no novice when it comes to providing comprehensive, peace-of-mind aftermarket support for its customers. Since introducing its initial service program in the 1980s, its cost-per-flight-hour portfolio – branded Smart Services – has become an industry leader. More than 1,600 Learjet, Challenger and Global operators rely on the parts ...
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Paid contentA passion to teach
FlightSafety’s pilot instructors are not only highly experienced on type, they are expert communicators and, above all, devoted to passing on their skills and committed to helping make the profession even safer
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Paid contentExpecting the unexpected
FlightSafety’s philosophy goes beyond training pilots to be competent and comfortable. It challenges aviators to be equipped to deal with every possible curve ball
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Paid contentCrossing the line
Runway excursions are behind more than a third of all aviation accidents, yet many fail to understand the causes and mitigation options. That is why FlightSafety is putting particular focus on the phenomenon in its pilot training
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Paid contentThinking about tomorrow
Whether it is anticipating how climate change will affect pilot training or engaging with the fast emerging urban air mobility sector, FlightSafety is planning for the future of aviation in imaginative ways
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Paid contentEnabling the power to predict for connected aviation– Improving the aviation industry and passenger experience with data
Flight departures and arrivals. Aircraft maintenance. Sustainability. What do all of these aviation keywords have in common? Data generation and the power to predict. Wouldn’t it be great if passengers knew exactly when their planes were going to land? Or if airlines could avoid flight delays because of unexpected aircraft ...
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Paid contentHow the CFM RISE programme arose
Two years after unveiling one of the aviation industry’s most comprehensive technology demonstrator programmes for a more sustainable future of flight, CFM International has completed more than 100 tests as part of its Revolutionary Innovation for Sustainable Engines (RISE) programme. Learn more about the history of innovation leading to RISE.
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FlightGlobal’s Sustainability at Paris - What progress is industry making in decarbonisation effort?
In the fourth of FlightGlobal’s video reports on aviation’s sustainability challenge, we look at the progress industry players have made in bringing the technologies that will drive decarbonisation from the drawing board towards deployment
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FlightGlobal’s Sustainability at Paris - Hydrogen for carbon free flight
FlightGlobal talks to disruptors in the aerospace industry who believe hydrogen offers the only true solution to carbon free flight
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FlightGlobal’s Sustainability at Paris - Bringing electric aircraft to market
In the second of four video reports made during the Paris air show, FlightGlobal looks at efforts to bring electric aircraft to market
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FlightGlobal’s Sustainability at Paris - Aviation and its decarbonisation challenge
In the first of four video reports, FlightGlobal looks at the challenges facing the air transport sector to decarbonise
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Paid contentThe Smart way to cut maintenance costs
Bombardier customers are using real-time diagnostic data from their aircraft to reduce downtime, cut maintenance costs and make their fleets more efficient. The Canadian manufacturer’s Smart Link Plus is a cloud-based health management program that delivers operators insights into how their jets are performing, while they are in the air ...
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Paid contentBristow: Serving the offshore sector over seven decades
Extracting oil and gas from the seabed is a capital intensive, specialist, and risky business, requiring workers to live and labour hard on offshore rigs, often for long periods. Transporting them to their remote maritime workplace in all weathers – comfortably, reliably and, most importantly, safely – is a mission ...
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Paid contentTTTech Aerospace: certifiable solutions for safety-critical aviation systems
Source: TTTech Computertechnik AG The aerospace market is currently transforming, as new system capabilities and more automated systems are introduced, and uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAV) and urban air mobility (UAM) applications are being developed. These, like all other aircraft and rotorcraft, must comply with a strict regulatory ...
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Paid contentGE Aerospace investment supports hybrid electric engine development
GE Aerospace plans to invest up to $20 million to add a new test cell and equipment at its Electrical Power Integrated Systems Center (EPISCenter) in Ohio, U.S., to meet increased demand for hybrid electric aircraft engine component testing in coming years.
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Paid contentProaction: MTU’s lessons from a reactionary world
In the depths of the Second World War, teams of American soldiers with unique sets of skills and specialties were sent behind enemy lines around the world to gather information and solve troublesome situations for the Allies in the war theater. Their commands came from the predecessor of today’s Central ...