Aviation Safety Awareness - Understanding The Full Experience

Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect." For pilots that means flying with precision. Join Tom Letts as he talks about in-flight distractions and how they contribute to accidents and mishaps. How do you handle things when your flight plan is unraveling and you're trying to decide where to go and how to get there? We'll also look at some recommendations from a work group that studies loss of control and offer a few tips and tricks to help you manage distractions in flight.

Understand the legal landscape surrounding drone regulation and make sure your client's drone use is compliant. Unmanned aircraft systems - commonly called drones - have opened up new possibilities for many industries. As a result, the market for drones is literally skyrocketing. Yet, the legal framework governing their use remains clouded. This topic will help lawyers and businesses understand the current regulatory environment governing domestic use of drones. It will describe the recent history of drone regulation and explain how that history is shaping emerging federal regulations and state legislation.

Airports are among the most heavily trafficked establishments, with travel expected to continue to increase. As airports work to accommodate more travellers all while adhering to the latest industry standards doing so efficiently becomes more difficult. Fortunately, technology developments are helping mitigate these challenges and helping airports can stay focused on their core mission of getting passengers where they need to be, safely and on time and enable great experiences in the process.

Communication networks play a vital role in an airport’s daily operations and continuing digitalisation. Airports rely heavily on their communications networks to operate efficiently and safely to ensure optimum passenger experience. Today’s business climate, however, calls for a smarter, greener and more cost-efficient way of deploying a network at the airport. Passive optical LAN can help airports address these priorities while ensuring service reliability and quality of services between airport stakeholders.