How IoT is helping to achieve safer and more efficient airside operations

The first new U.S. stealth bomber in over 30 years is scheduled to roll-out later this year. The Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider's capabilities and features remain one of the Air Force's most closely guarded secrets. A panel of Aviation Week editors will discuss everything they've learned about this instrumental warplane from over a decade of accumulated reporting, as well as provide some key new details about what the Air Force plans to reveal to the world later this year.

Operations Apps from AVIO, including the industry leading EFB software solution - AvioBook. As you will see during the Webinar, the five Apps seamlessly integrate with each other sharing data and information and providing all key personnel with their own application, specifically adapted to their daily tasks; but airlines and aircraft operators can also design and construct their own system, by selecting the Apps that match their exact requirements, or selecting specific Apps to integrate and enhance their existing platform.

Join our Webinar on Wednesday, August 3rd at 9AM (BST) where Rob Garth, Product Director and Sam Medler, Sales Account Manager will present Communications Technology for Uncrewed Air Systems The webinar will focus on use cases and case studies for Small, Medium and Long-range UAS variants and also introduce DTC’s COFDM technology which provides unbeatable, robust and secure communication for UAV Downlinks around the world, repeatedly demonstrating Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) and Beyond Visual Line-of-Sight (BVLOS) performance superior to competing solutions. We will also be showcasing some of our small form factor SDR hardware platforms and discussing the latest features introduced within our Mesh Ultra waveform.

Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get.” This Robert Heinlein quote describes the difference between climate and weather. Pilots are trained to know WHAT the weather is doing and what it is expected to do during a flight. But have you ever asked WHY? Why do you get the weather you get where you fly? Where does it come from? How does it arrive? Where does it go? Where does it end, or does it? In this webinar, we’ll look at weather on a global scale, show you how the weather around the world is interconnected and help you see how a weather system in Shanghai, China can impact flying over Sheboygan, Wisconsin… and every point in between.