Use of blockchain to track aircraft parts could save the air transport industry an estimated US$3.5bn.
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Use of blockchain to track aircraft parts could save the air transport industry an estimated US$3.5bn.
They will focus on specific areas which would add value for stakeholders and facilitate intermodal bookings.
The winners of the Digital Sky Challenge, which imagines solutions to the challenges of modern aviation, were announced during an awards ceremony at the SESAR …
A version of this story appeared first on Forbes.com A troubling string of incidents involving aircraft window failures has caught public attention over the past …
Gogo has introduced its next generation modem into commercial airline service, which delivers more than 16x the throughput Gogo’s existing modem. The company expects the …
Starting day two of the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget, Airbus reveals what it describes as the next revolution in the aerospace industry: data. …
Thales launches high-tech Digital Factory, a technologies competence centre. The Thales Digital Factory will accelerate the digital transformation of Thales and its customers across all …
Qatar Airways will offer its passengers next generation Inmarsat GX Aviation in-flight broadband solution, becoming the first Middle East airline to select the platform. Under this …
Qatar Airways has announced that it will loan laptops to Business Class flyers travelling on flights to the U.S. affected by the recent electronics ban for these routes.