Aircraft IT OPS – July / August 2020

Aircraft IT Operations Issue 43: July / August 2020

> Case Study: An EFB Case Study from SriLankan Airlines
Capt. Tharindu Palihawadana, Technical Pilot, SriLankan Airlines
> MAJOR INDUSTRY COVID-19 SURVEY: 2020
Covid-19 impact on and responses from aviation IT developers and vendors
> Case Study: Involving pilots in fuel saving at JetSmart
Leandro Alberto Castillón, Chief of Flight Ops Engineering & Manuals and Luis Feres Molina, Flight Operations Engineer at JetSmart
> Will Trajectory Based Operations (TBO) usher in a new way of working? Part 1
Michael Bryan, Founding Principal and Managing Director, Closed Loop Consulting
> EFB should stand for enhanced flight bag. Part 1
Sébastien Veigneau, dgBirds President and Air France A320 Captain

11 August 2020

Lufthansa Systems

Eurowings drives digitalization of its flight operations by moving flight planning to the Global Aviation Cloud

The airline accesses Lido Flight 4D on Lufthansa Systems’ cloud platform | Digitalization enhances adaptability in unprecedented circumstances.

10 August 2020

Aircraft Commerce

Discover the ways customers succeed with Aircraft Commerce

Jo Strong, Marketing Manager at Vistair: ‘Vistair have been working with Aircraft Commerce for just over 2 years now, both utilising their digital advertising platform and attending their series of MRO and Flight Operations conferences throughout the year.
Their credibility and contacts within the flight operations and MRO space provides Vistair with the perfect opportunity to expand our global reach and demonstrate the value of our continuously evolving document management solution, DocuNet to a relevant audience.
Not only are the aircraft commerce team great to work with, use of their services helps us to keep up to date with the latest trends and developments in aviation and to ensure our solutions continue to meet our customers’ needs in a rapidly evolving industry.’

6 August 2020

NAVBLUE, An Airbus Company

NAVBLUE launches RunwaySense, a new service enabling airlines and airports to assess and report runway conditions using the aircraft as a sensor

NAVBLUE is pleased to announce the launch of the RunwaySense service, allowing airlines and airports to accurately assess and report runway conditions by using Airbus aircraft as sensors.