Beyond Airport Transformation - a Sustainable Future

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.

Decarbonizing aviation is critical to solving the climate crisis and will become increasingly critical in the coming decades.There is a great deal of talk about the options that will power future commercial aircraft. Sustainable Air Fuels (SAF) offers a non-conventional (fossil-derived) aviation fuel. Airlines may use any SAF that meets the technical certification criteria, however those certifications do not guarantee sustainability; they only describe the physical properties of the fuel itself. There are multiple reasons that an airline should seek to use SAF that has also been certified sustainable as part of a broader decarbonisation process.There is growing optimism in some corners of the industry, however, that hydrogen may provide a potential answer. The lightest and most abundant element in the universe, hydrogen offers nearly three times the specific energy of gasoline. It can also be produced as a clean fuel through renewable resources.Hybrid and Electric Aircraft are also at the forefront of making aviation sustainable with a number of airlines ordering electric or hybrid aircraft to help meet environmental targets.In this webinar we review the alternative fuel options that will help drive the aviation industry to decarbonise, to be cleaner and greener and meet the environmental challenges.

This 90-minute ACC on-demand webinar will define what microgrids are and describe how they can increase electric reliability and resilience at airports. Participants will additionally learn about other benefits of microgrids, including how they can lower costs and reduce carbon emissions.

In the aerospace and defense industry, programs are becoming more complex, bids are more challenging and customer priorities are changing. The need for newer technologies, such as composites for more fuel-efficient aircraft, will continue to grow. Aerospace companies also have to manage regulatory requirements to make sure design and manufacturing practices are documented and traceable. The need for greater program performance has never been so critical for aerospace and defense companies.