Flight Global Business Jet Webinar

We will explore how the aerospace and defense industries can optimize their current workflow and increase productivity with exciting new enhancements in the 19.2 release of ANSYS Fluent. Through live demonstrations and success stories from early users, learn how Fluent reduces hands-on time and raises efficiency with a single-window, task-based workflow and Mosaic-enabled meshing technology Watertight geometries can be prepped and meshed in a single-window Fluent interface. Task-based workflow guides you through the simulation process by presenting best practices in an organized interface. New users learn faster, while experienced analysts gain efficiency. Mosaic uses high-quality polyhedra to combine any type of boundary layer mesh with autogenerated hex mes

Airport ecosystems are amongst the most complex in the world and dealing with these complexities in the context of the whole airport process is a significant and multi-faceted data challenge. But data is the key to driving efficiency and effectiveness it’s a matter of turning these challenges into opportunities.

Aviation and transport were right at the top of the agenda at the recent United Nations COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow and it provided a boost for aviation decarbonisation and the sector’s net zero emissions. The drive towards increased availability and use of sustainable aviation fuels was crystal clear at COP26, as was a critical need for government, industry, and wider stakeholder collaboration to incentivise its use. However, the ramp up of SAF and the development of engine technology to deliver a zero emissions aircraft is work in progress, with years of effort ahead to deliver results. This FlightGlobal webinar, the fourth this year in its series on sustainability, will explore with several leading industry voices what travellers, corporates, airlines, and businesses can do today to deliver an impact on decarbonising aviation. It will be a real-world debate about airline priorities and activities today, the same for corporates and the same for travellers. Who is paying what? Who is doing what? Is it meaningful? When will it become meaningful? Do travellers care? Do people pay for their carbon today or see offsets as important? What about businesses? What is the role of corporates and airlines to foster/encourage uptake?

When performing an annual inspection, what should an IA do when they find something in the aircraft's maintenance records that conflicts with what the aircraft owner says? Maintenance expert and A&P/IA Mike Busch explores this issue.