Content Archive: July 2020
Environment
Airbus Eyes Hydrogen Power for Airliner in Next Decade
While FIA Connect panelists agreed a mix of approaches will be necessary to achieve zero emissions, Airbus is eying hydrogen for its airliner ambitions.
Environment
Report Examines SAF Viability in the UK
A soon-to-be-published report will examine why the UK has no SAF industry and what can be done to launch one.
Airports
How Satellites Have Revealed Shifts in Airline Traffic Caused by Covid
How Satellites Have Revealed Shifts in Airline Traffic Caused by Covid
Airports
Data Confirms Scheduled Flight Decline Averages 70 Percent
Traffic data from seven airports around the globe provides a fascinating snapshot of how the Covid-19 pandemic has dented air transport activity.
Airlines
Novel Coronavirus Shakes Up Global Airline Industry
Airlines that have not benefitted from government aid struggle to survive the pandemic.
Aircraft
NetJets Takes Delivery of Capstone Challenger 650
NetJets’ acceptance of its 25th Challenger 650 fulfills more than $10 billion in firm orders placed by the fractional provider between 2010 and 2012.
Gulfstream Brings In GD Exec To Succeed Clare as CFO
Josh Thompson is succeeding Dan Clare, who is retiring as CFO at Gulfstream, while Wayne Oedewaldt and Kirsten Krueger were promoted in the sales team.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Urban Air Mobility Holds Promise of Future Efficiency
The challenge of bringing urban air mobility vehicles to market is making a lot of smart people work very hard on solutions.
Environment
Sustainability Requires a Multi-faceted Approach
All segments of aviation agree, there is not one magic bullet for solving the industry's carbon emissions quandary.
