ICAO’s definition of Runway is a defined rectangular area on a land aerodrome prepared for the landing and take-off of aircraft. When any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle or person on the protected … Continue reading
As airline passengers grow wary, and perhaps weary, of more fees and higher ticket prices, Global carriers may look to onboard advertisements as a way to raise revenue without further tapping customers’ wallets and patience. International experience has shown the … Continue reading
In contrast to the sluggish global economy, the global commercial Aircraft Leasing Market has experienced a strong growth during 2010-11 and looks to expand more in coming future. As the Aviation Industry adapts to soaring demand for air travel, a wealth … Continue reading
Over the past decade, low cost airlines have revolutionized the way the Airline Industry thought about Aviation Services. Before them, there were some vertically integrated low-priced operations, notably in Europe, but the concept of a standalone, short-haul, seat-only, no-frills service … Continue reading
Foreign Object Debris (FOD) is a substance, debris or article alien to a vehicle or system which would potentially cause damage. Typically, FOD is an aviation term used to describe debris on or around an aircraft or damage done to … Continue reading
These days, businesses are more reliant than ever before on technology, to help improve communications and to maximize efficiency in the workplace. The increased use of the internet, email and mobile technology has revolutionized the way companies operate and made … Continue reading
General Aviation (GA) provides a vital service to all in times of need as well as leisure activities and agricultural services. From law enforcement, medical transportation, border control, and search and rescue missions to disaster relief and emergency evacuation, General … Continue reading
European Aviation endured a challenging year in 2010 and the clouds appear to be gathering again. European carriers continue to be challenged by exogenous events and rising capacity levels. Europe’s airports generated a 4.2% increase in passenger throughput in 2010, … Continue reading
There are many reasons to be grateful for the advent of air travel. It has helped make the world a smaller place, with visits to family who’ve moved to the other side of the world now within the reach of … Continue reading
The current slowing economy needs an extra large dose of stimulus to bring it back on track. Unlike previous slowdowns, this time a 360 degree effort is required to prime the pump and beat the “FUD” factor (Fear Uncertainty Doubt). … Continue reading