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Hawaiian Airlines and ASU Partner to Boost Hawai‘i’s Future IT Professionals

  • 4 min read

Hawaiian Airlines invests in Hawai’i’s future through a strategic partnership with Arizona State University (ASU). The collaboration saw its first fruits when two Native Hawaiian students were awarded $10,000 each as a part of the New Horizons Scholarship Fund. Hauʻoli Kalipi from the Island of Hawai‘i and Preston Naʻalelalani Ponteras… 

IATA’s FACE Program: Paving the Way for the Future of Air Cargo

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Thinking of an aviation career? There are boundless opportunities. The aviation industry is ever-evolving, with today’s digital age demands constantly transforming how we view air transport. Central to this shift is the burgeoning realm of air cargo, which seeks young, dynamic talent to drive its future. Enter the Future Air… 

DLR Design Challenge 2023: Innovating the Skies to Restore Internet Connectivity

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Ensuring uninterrupted communication is crucial in an era where climate change intensifies natural disasters. The German Aerospace Center (DLR) recognized this pressing need and introduced the DLR Design Challenge 2023. It urges students to design aircraft capable of restoring internet connectivity during calamities. The Sentinel System Triumphs The Duale Hochschule… 

Airline Workers Take a Stand Against Passenger Assaults: The Assault Won’t Fly Campaign

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In recent times, alarming reports have emerged about assaults on flight attendants. In response to this crisis, flight attendants and other essential airline workers affiliated with the Transport Workers Union (TWU), staged a significant action at Newark Liberty International Airport. This action aimed to raise awareness about the ‘Assault Won’t… 

Embry-Riddle Tracking Hurricane Idalia

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Emergency management personnel at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach, Florida, campus are closely tracking the development of Hurricane Idalia. While Daytona Beach remains south of the “cone of uncertainty,” the university is planning for contingencies.