Other · 6 min read
With a huge diversification in airline operations, there are a plethora of possible applications in all aspects of the industry. Additionally, due to the abundance of data in aviation sectors, AI technologies such as machine learning could be easily deployed.
Airports · 6 min read
The interaction between humans and machinery plays a prominent role that made human factors in aviation a key topic from the early days of flying. State-of-the-art airplanes, enhanced safety protocols, and novel air traffic management strategies have made aviation reliable over time.
Aircraft · 5 min read
In the aviation industry, the term "pressurized cabin" refers to aircraft with compressed air in the passenger cabins, cockpit, and cargo compartment. At higher altitudes, most commercial airplanes have pressurized cabins that allow passengers and crew to breathe normally.
Airports · 6 min read
Some measures for mitigating risk may be economically impractical, so the players in the industry must accept the possible residual risk while doing all they can to take it to the minimum. And here is where aviation risk management becomes relevant.
Airports · 4 min read
Aviation logistics plays an important role in a globalized world like the one we live in today. In general, the aviation industry makes it possible to transport vital resources over long distances, thus enabling companies to extend their operations across the world
Aircraft · 5 min read
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) can be classified in the group of biofuels, and it has the same characteristics as conventional jet fuel but with a much lower carbon footprint. Having a lower carbon intensity, SAF gives airlines an important solution for minimizing aviation greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) that account for 9 to 12 percent of all GHGs in the U.S.
Airports · 4 min read
The mission of the Safety Management System is to provide a structured management approach to control safety risks during operation. To do so, an effective SMS needs to address the individual organization's structures and processes regarding the protection of the people involved in the operation.
Airports · 6 min read
An ATIS is an Automatic Terminal Information Service. This involves pre-compiled messages broadcasting on an airwave frequency at international airports. Pilots typically listen to the ATIS broadcast before contacting the air traffic control unit to get the most essential information first.
