Inflight Entertainment Today and Tomorrow

From charters to corporate flight crews to owner/operators, the passenger experience is top of mind and in-flight entertainment is crucial to ensuring passengers get the most out of their flight time. Watch now and learn more about today’s trends and tomorrow’s advances in in-flight entertainment with Gogo Business Aviation’s IFE expert Ian Simpson and Rockwell Collin’s Stephanie Cooper.
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Digital Transformation in Flight Operations

Aircraft IT

During the Webinar you will see digital transformation use cases from a Pilot's, Flight Operations Director's and Compliance Manager's / CAA's perspective before seeing a full demo of AeroDocs. You will see how the solution easily integrates with other key flight ops processes, such as EFB and rostering systems, and assists airlines and aircraft operators to efficiently manage (edit, publish and distribute) critical manuals and company documents in any format, plus provides pilots and cabin crew with seamless access to the latest, up-to-date manuals and content using multiple devices.
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Reimagine Aviation using Data Science

IBS

Big data, machine learning, and analytics are some of the buzzing topics across industries, including aviation. With passenger and cargo traffic increasing every day, the aviation industry is going to produce tons of data. In this webinar, Dr. Sreeja Ashok and Sharath Nataraj from IBS' Digital Innovation & Consulting, will explain in detail on the various ways to leverage the data, thereby helping airlines to leapfrog their business.
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SmartWay Freight Matters! Creating Sustainability at Airports

United States Environmental Protection Agency

Air freight is the fastest growing mode in goods movement. Worldwide, aviation accounts for about two percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, with emissions expected to grow at about three to four percent per year. Under the leadership of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the air carrier industry has adopted measures intended reduce aircraft emissions to 2005 levels by 2050.
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Using Drones for Inspection

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

This presentation discusses the growing use of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) for inspections. In recent years, commercial and emergency services significantly increased their usage of drones for inspections of towers, pipelines, industrial plants, and for agriculture. This complimentary seminar provides a concise overview of the concepts required for these kinds of drone inspections.
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