Airport Technology

1 week ago | airport-technology.com | Patrick Atack

As usual, there was no shortage of announcements coming from primes in the fixed-wing commercial aviation sector, but audiences and attendees were also treated to the notable presence of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft at the biennial Paris Air Show. On the fringe of the Paris Air Show, inside a large container shelter, Eve Air Mobility, a subsidiary of the Brazilian company Embraer, displayed its passenger eVTOL for urban air mobility missions.

1 week ago | airport-technology.com | Patrick Atack

Airport Technology‘s editor sat down with Flyr’s chief product officer Sam Chamberlain to understand what the company has been working on with its partner airline, Riyadh Air. Patrick Atack – Let’s start off with your AI tools now, how are they changing? Sam Chamberlain, chief product officer at Flyr–  So going back to Flyr’s role in the industry, what we’re trying to achieve is the ability to provide the disruption airlines need to be able to innovate, to change their digital retail experiences.

2 weeks ago | airport-technology.com | Patrick Atack

Airport Technology‘s editor sat down with Flyr’s chief product officer Sam Chamberlain to understand what the company has been working on with its partner airline, Riyadh Air. Patrick Atack – Let’s start off with your AI tools now, how are they changing? Sam Chamberlain, chief product officer at Flyr–  So going back to Flyr’s role in the industry, what we’re trying to achieve is the ability to provide the disruption airlines need to be able to innovate, to change their digital retail experiences.

3 weeks ago | airport-technology.com | Fi Forrest

Over the next decade, logistics professionals, supply chain managers, cargo managers, and airport professionals will witness a remarkable transformation in how goods are moved across the skies. To stay competitive and resilient in this evolving landscape, it’s crucial to understand the emerging trends and predictions that will shape the future of air cargo networks.

1 month ago | airport-technology.com | Keri Allan

Mental health concerns amongst air traffic controllers (ATCOs) are increasingly being recognised as a critical issue in aviation safety. A 2024 study by Southern Illinois University entitled Exploring Mental Health Disorders Among Air Traffic Controllers reported that nearly 20% of ATCs in the US and 13% of those in the rest of the world present moderate to severe anxiety levels, while over 10% show signs of depression.