Scaling Drone Operations Across Enterprise Teams

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.

Emergency operations centers (EOCs) are involved in command and control, policymaking, coordination, and overall direction of responding forces in an emergency situation. While commercial airports typically have a space they refer to as the EOC, some EOCs are repurposed conference rooms that may not be adequate for handling all emergency operations. This webinar provided information to guide airports through the decision-making process involved when considering changes to their EOC. These changes may include upgrading an existing EOC, evaluating a move to an alternative existing space, or building an entirely new EOC.

Join GTDT Aviation Law News, Airbus and a panel of leading lawyers, including Bird & Bird counsel Simon Phippard, on Thursday 13 September for a webinar on European drone regulations.Aviation Law News European Drone Law webinar providing detailed insight on: The current legislative state of play. The transition from national to EU-wide drone laws. Timeline and implementation of the new regulations. Practical challenges for regulators. Drone categorisation and certification requirements.

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.