Women in Aviation Introduce Girls to Engineering, Aviation, and Aerospace
Diversity in STEM-related fields is critical to innovation, which is why the aviation, aerospace, and other technology-related fields have created initiatives to help develop a more diverse generation of future professionals. In honor of International Women’s Day 2020...
Inflight Connectivity Continues Making Global Strides
With our 2020 predictions series wrapped up, one common theme we saw across different thought leaders was the increasing presence of inflight connectivity (IFC) in the aviation ecosystem. In addition to contributing to the passenger experience, IFC enables a more...
Singapore Airshow 2020: How Diversity and UAM Affect Aviation in Asia
Earlier this month, the 2020 Singapore Airshow, Asia’s largest airshow, took place at the Changi Exhibition Centre and welcomed more than 30,000 trade attendees, despite some last minute withdrawals due to concerns about the coronavirus. Connected Aviation Today...
Executive Spotlight: Flying Above Barriers and Making History in the Aviation Industry
As we celebrate Black History Month, Connected Aviation Today is taking a look at the men and women in the aviation industry that took risks, overcame challenges, and ultimately soared above barriers to reach new heights. From admitting African Americans into pilot...
Strengthening Airline and Airport Cybersecurity is a Team Effort
Over the last month, we’ve featured many 2020 predictions for the aviation industry on Connected Aviation Today, yet one area that will continue to be a focal point, across the connected ecosystem is cybersecurity. We recently had the opportunity to speak with Dominic...
ICAO Reflects on 10 Years of Progress in the Aviation Industry
The start of a new decade often prompts reflection about progress and milestones, and the aviation industry is no different. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) recently shared a few of their key milestones from 2010-2019 in an Uniting Aviation...
National Air Space: It’s Time to Stop, Collaborate, and Listen
Collaboration. It’s no longer just an overused buzzword. It’s now a cornerstone of the important work our industry is doing. With so many new entrants interested in accessing the National Air Space, there’s no way around it. The relationships between stakeholders are...
Q&A with Nathan Tash: FAA Keeping Pace with Technology of Tomorrow
Recently, at the ATCA 64th Annual Conference, FAA leaders came together with industry to discuss the National Air Space (NAS), which is faced with the growth of new entrants and the need for improved air traffic management solutions. With the burst of innovation that...
Lessons Learned from the Biometrics Journey
While the biometric-based OneID journey is an emerging frontier for the aviation industry, there are already many lessons to be learned from early trials of the technology. From understanding how success comes down to passenger demographics to having realistic use...
Ka. Ku. K-what? Understanding the Alphabet Soup of Satellite Connectivity
No longer a “nice to have,” connecting passengers inflight has become a must for business aviation operators. New solutions let passengers do everything in the air that they can do on the ground. And while it's critical for customers, many operators are confused about...
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