The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched its Turbulence Aware data resource to help airlines avoid turbulence when planning routes tactically in flight. Turbulence Aware augments an airline’s ability to forecast and avoid turbulence […]
A new functionality for Airbus aircraft literally turns an aircraft into a moving sensor during landing – providing real-time data on potentially challenging or dangerous runway conditions created by rain, snow or freezing water. Developed through […]
The US ADS-B mandate is coming, an immovable deadline looming over airlines, business aviation and general aviation (GA) alike, reports Mark Boguski. Billions of dollars are being spent to equip with certified ADS-B equipment to […]
NATS, the UK air traffic service, and McLaren Deloitte are to collaborate on transforming how operational decisions are made in the aviation industry. The companies will work together on products that combine the relative expertise […]
New international rules that mean airlines must report their fleet’s flight positions every 15 minutes became official on November 8 more than four years since the March 2014 disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, writes […]
Dave Hughes reports how the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is connecting SWIM to the Cloud The FAA is sending its System Wide Information Management (SWIM) flight, aeronautical and weather data to the cloud via […]
Back in 2015 at the Air Traffic Control Association’s annual meeting, I heard a presentation by Google’s Dave Vos on small unmanned aerial systems (UAS), writes US industry expert Bob Poole. To the surprise of […]
This paper was prepared by the SESAR JU within the context of European ATM Master Plan 2018 update campaign in order to prompt discussions among European aviation stakeholders on the digital transformation of the sector. […]
Multinational air traffic management experts working in some of the busiest, most congested airspace in Europe have come together to develop a set of cross-border procedures to deal with adverse weather conditions in the Alps […]
Germany is reaching ‘peak air’ with its airline industry accepting that it must apply the brakes on growth while the nation sorts out its capacity crunch. Airline industry body BARIG which represents 100 German and […]
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