We read with interest the article ‘Cabin Air Quality – the killer inside?’ which appeared…
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There are three ingredients you need to make waste optimization work in practice. Establishing a waste optimization center of excellence is good for costs, passengers and profits
Establishing a waste optimization center of excellence achieves between high cost and low cost, for happy passengers and healthy profits
Yes, it’s true: CFD is on Tinder. Well, as an advert anyway. Envenio’s PR and marketing manager, Rachael Hopwood Jarvis, explores why on-demand, CFD software in the Cloud may just be better than a date, after stumbling across software during a ‘late night swipe-athon’
There are high levels of narrow-body activity in the aircraft sales and leasing market, but the wide-body sector is very different
Safeguarding data is a serious challenge in the aviation industry, and Cloud security and blockchain can help airlines reinforce their cyber security measures
As a male engineer working in aerospace, and as an instructor of aerospace engineering students, James Day would agree with the majority in the poll who voted that there just isn’t the same level of interest in aviation amongst women. However, he would disagree with the blog post author that the reason why there aren’t more women in the industry is sexism
The results of the Aircraft Interiors International online poll asking ‘Why do you think there is still such a small proportion of female engineers in aviation?’ suggested that the cause is simply due to greater male interest in the sector. This is why the result is flawed and why the aerospace industry needs to try harder to create true gender equality
David Wright from the UK’s National Transport Design Centre considers whether aircraft seat designers are really pushing the envelope of what is possible and is rather unimpressed
Blockchain is one of the most discussed and intriguing technologies out there today, and its use in the commercial aviation industry could help combat the problem of counterfeit parts entering supply chains