Mario Pierobon

Switzerland

Regular Contributor at CAT: Civil Aviation Training Magazine

Regular Contributor at AeroSafety World

Regular Contributor at AvBuyer

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Articles

The Evolution and Maturation of Safety Management Systems in Ground Handling Operations

3 days ago | aviationpros.com | Mario Pierobon

The aircraft ground handling industry has undergone a transformative shift in recent years, driven by a growing emphasis on structured, data-driven safety frameworks. Safety Management Systems (SMS), once fragmented and largely dependent on airline-specific manuals, are now maturing into integrated, globally aligned structures across providers.
EASA Ground Handling Regulations Take Effect

2 months ago | aviationpros.com | Mario Pierobon

The aircraft ground handling sector in Europe is preparing for significant regulatory changes that will shape compliance in the coming years, thanks to the publication of the first-ever ground handling safety regulations from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
How Ground Handlers are Embracing Green Operations

Oct 8, 2024 | aviationpros.com | Mario Pierobon

Sustainability is a strongly felt topic in the aircraft ground handling industry throughout Central and South America, and sensitivity towards sustainability has developed significantly in recent times, with multiple best practices and initiatives implemented across the region.
Innovation’s Contribution to Ground Handling Sustainability

Sep 12, 2024 | aviationpros.com | Mario Pierobon

Sustainability is strongly felt in the aircraft ground handling industry in general. This is also the case in Central and South America, where sensitivity towards sustainability has developed significantly in recent times. As a key enabler, innovation is contributing to aircraft ground handling sustainability with various approaches being implemented.
Fight or flight: focus on medics’ mental health

Sep 3, 2024 | airmedandrescue.com | Mario Pierobon

Air medical personnel – including serving military personnel and veterans – are put under frequent stress, which can be detrimental to their mental wellbeing and make them vulnerable to anxiety and other mental health issues. Indeed, caring for serious traumatic injuries on a regular basis causes significant emotional and physical strains.
Exceeding expectations: APAC air ambulance provision

Sep 2, 2024 | itij.com | Mario Pierobon

The market for specialised air ambulance services is experiencing sustained growth, especially in the APAC region, where what can be observed is a constant demand for high-acuity transfers, said Tyson Smith, General Manager of Commercial Partnerships at LifeFlight.
How Connectivity and Technology Improve Cargo Logistics

Aug 20, 2024 | aviationpros.com | Mario Pierobon

The global year-on-year cargo volume is growing by around 5 percent in 2024 and the air freight business in the Middle East, through the opening months of 2024, has experienced a 45 percent year-on-year increase in cargo volumes through Dubai. Given that trade lanes have shifted, volatility will increase and cargo handlers like dnata will need to be even more agile in this situation, affirms Guillaume Crozier, the company’s senior vice president UAE cargo and global cargo strategy.
What is IATA's Collaborative Aviation Safety Improvement Program?

May 14, 2024 | aviationpros.com | Mario Pierobon

The Collaborative Aviation Safety Improvement Program (CASIP) was launched by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) under the Focus Africa Safety Pillar. It was designed to reduce the accident and serious incident rate across the continent, as part of the Focus Africa initiative during the Focus Africa Conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in June 2023.
Airport Badging 101

May 14, 2024 | aviationpros.com | Josh Smith |Mario Pierobon

Many workplaces require employee identification. Depending on the type of work being performed and security factors at a specific location, ID badge requirements may vary. At an airport, for example, Tyler Bartoo, client success specialist at NATA Compliance Services (NATA CS), explained during NATA CS’s Crew Badging, Best Practices and Benefits webinar, security is priority. Those responsible for airport badging must make sure the components of their IDs reflect the security needs.
Kids Living Near Colorado Airports Have Slightly Elevated Levels of Lead in Their Blood, New Study Finds

May 14, 2024 | aviationpros.com | Meg Wingerter |Josh Smith |Mario Pierobon

ENVER — Children living near small airports in Colorado had slightly higher levels of lead in their blood than the statewide average, according to a new study — though experts had diverging opinions on how significant that difference was.