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Gogo CEO Sees Next Generation Satellites, Free In-flight Connectivity Driving Change in Airline Business Models

During a 2019 year end and fourth quarter earnings call March 13, Gogo CEO Oakleigh Thorne outlined future changes he sees coming to the business models his company uses to provide in-flight…

Business & GA

Honeywell Launches Honeywell Forge for Business Aviation, Replaces GoDirect

Honeywell officially launched its Honeywell Forge technology stack and integrated dashboard for business aviation on March 17 to improve in-flight connectivity, flight operations, navigation, and aircraft maintenance for operators. "We took Forge…

Air Taxi

Skyryse’s Flight Automation Technology is ‘Months Away’ from Certification

Skyryse is close to certifying FlightOS, part of a broader flight automation technology stack the company is developing that will significantly reduce pilot workload and improve the learning curve of newly-certified pilots.…

ATM Modernization

NATS Continues Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence for Low Visibility Procedures at Heathrow Airport

NATS, the air navigation service provider (ANSP) for the U.K., is evaluating the use of an artificial intelligence and machine learning framework that has demonstrated the potential to significantly reduce delays caused…

Connectivity

PODCAST: Connected Aircraft Cybersecurity 101 With the Satcom Guru

On this episode of the Global Connected Aircraft podcast, we spoke with Peter Lemme, an aviation industry consultant, blogger and former Boeing engineer who wears many hats including supporting the research and…

Embedded Avionics

Multi-Core Interference Can Increase Avionics Execution Times Tenfold, Green Hills Software Says

Multi-core interference can increase avionics system task execution times tenfold or more, according to Green Hills Software. "We definitely have some strong viewpoints on multi-core interference," Richard Jaenicke, the marketing director of…

Air Taxi

UK’s Split from EASA Likely to Increase Burden on European Air Taxi Startups

The United Kingdom will withdraw as a member of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) at the end of 2020, gradually transitioning responsibility for safety regulation and new aircraft type certification…

Air Taxi

Will the FAA Have Authority over Vertiports for High-Volume Air Taxi Operations?

As communities discuss how to prepare for urban air mobility (UAM), concerns are emerging around how heliports — or future ‘vertiports’ — will be governed by the Federal Aviation Administration. Companies like…

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Commercial

Gogo CEO Sees Next Generation Satellites, Free In-flight Connectivity Driving Change in Airline Business Models

Business & GA

Honeywell Launches Honeywell Forge for Business Aviation, Replaces GoDirect

Air Taxi

Skyryse’s Flight Automation Technology is ‘Months Away’ from Certification

ATM Modernization

NATS Continues Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence for Low Visibility Procedures at Heathrow Airport

Connectivity

PODCAST: Connected Aircraft Cybersecurity 101 With the Satcom Guru

Embedded Avionics

Multi-Core Interference Can Increase Avionics Execution Times Tenfold, Green Hills Software Says

Air Taxi

UK’s Split from EASA Likely to Increase Burden on European Air Taxi Startups

Air Taxi

Will the FAA Have Authority over Vertiports for High-Volume Air Taxi Operations?