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Behind the Scenes: The ATC Briefing Office 🤝 Before any aircraft takes flight, there's a crucial step: the ATC briefing. This is where pilots connect with air traffic controllers to discuss their flight plan, weather conditions, and any potential challenges. The briefing office is a hub of communication and collaboration, where: Pilots receive critical information: Weather updates, NOTAMs (notices to airmen), and airspace restrictions. Controllers gain situational awareness: Understanding pilots' intentions and any special requests. Safety is prioritized: Open communication ensures a shared understanding of the flight plan and potential risks. It's a reminder that aviation safety relies on teamwork and clear communication. #aviation #airtrafficcontrol #pilotlife #briefingoffice #aviationsafety #teamwork #dispatch #tripsupport #IcarusJet For any assistance, feel free to reach us and we'll gladly assist you in this matter. ✉️: fltops@icarusjet.com 📞: +1-888-277-7203

And we’re starting a second day of the highly anticipated EASA #worc2024 conference. Really looking forward to the panel on “Unveiling the Decision-Making Process Behind Governmental Airspace Restrictions and its Impact on the Aviation Industry” and the keynote on “The Changing Face of Conflict – Emerging Threats and their Implications on the Aviation Industry”. #avsec #bizav #airlines

NEW VIDEO: The Critical Role of Two Pilots on the Flight Deck https://lnkd.in/emghzrmV As the push for Extended Minimum Crew Operations (eMCO), Reduced Crew Operations (RCO), and single-pilot concepts gains momentum, it's critical to ask: At what cost? In this powerful video, the presidents of IFALPA, European Pilots, and Air Line Pilots Association, explain why TWO pilots on the flight deck are essential for ensuring safety in aviation. While automation can support flight operations, it can never replace the safety, resilience, and adaptability that two pilots bring. No single-pilot proposal has demonstrated an equal level of safety—let alone a superior one. Two pilots = safer skies Stand with us to protect our skies and maintain at least two pilots in every cockpit! https://lnkd.in/emghzrmV Amornvaj Mansumitchai Otjan de Bruijn Jason Ambrosi Tanja Harter #SafetyStartsWithTwo #AviationSafety #OneMeansNone #Aviation

Australian and International Pilots Association have been vocal about the risks of Reduced Crew operations. System redundancy is the foundation of aviation and its hard to see how that can be achieved with only a single pilot present on the flight deck. The most obvious question that remains unanswered though; how do you train someone on a single pilot airliner? How do I take a General Aviation pilot and teach them the intricacies and nuances of the weather radar? How do I share my 30 years of heavy jet airline experience with a pilot with one month of jet experience if they’re not sitting beside me? RCO is a solution looking for a problem where non exists but will likely create a series of far more significant problems.

We welcome the publication of the Future of Flight Action Plan by the Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom and the Future of Flight Industry Group this week, with its vision of a thriving, safe and sustainable UK future flight industry by 2030. The plan recognizes standardization as a key building block, including to support industry-wide interoperability and harmonization. BSI is addressing this need, in collaboration with the UK Government and the Civil Aviation Authority, through the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funded Future Flight Standards Programme. We look forward to continuing working closely with industry as market requirements evolve and as we develop a standards roadmap to enable the strategy. Read the action plan: https://lnkd.in/ejWxFZ7c #BSIStandards #FutureFlight #Aviation #AirMobility #UAS

Runway incursions present a significant safety threat in aviation, with the FAA reporting around 1,756 incidents in fiscal year 2023 amid 54.4 million operations. International bodies like the ICAO have initiated efforts such as the GAPPRI to mitigate these risks, focusing on enhancing situational awareness and improving coordination among aviation stakeholders. Advanced technologies and strategies, including Runway Status Lights and the Runway Incursion Mitigation program, play a critical role in reducing incursions. Learn more in our latest blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02ngFt00 #Aviation #Navigation #AMDBs

Gliders, balloons, helicopters, and airplanes all have to play in the same airport sandbox. Learn how Emmett Municipal Airport used our synthesis on combining mixed-use flight operations safely at airports to create and implement procedures across their operations, ultimately making the airfield safer for all users. #ACRPImpact #impactsonpractice #mixeduseaviation https://buff.ly/4adChoc

Did you know that ADS-B can reduce the risk of mid-air collisions by up to 85%? Helicopters are next in line to reap these benefits. The Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) system has become a cornerstone of modern aviation, improving safety and efficiency by providing real-time aircraft position and other vital data. While ADS-B has been widely adopted in fixed-wing aircraft, its implementation in helicopters is gaining momentum. Helicopter operations often involve complex airspace, particularly in urban areas and during emergency services. ADS-B equips helicopters with enhanced situational awareness, enabling them to "see" and be "seen" by other aircraft and air traffic control. This real-time information prevents air collusion, especially in low-visibility conditions and congested airspace. Beyond safety, ADS-B offers operational benefits for helicopters. Precise tracking and trajectory prediction enable optimized flight paths, reducing fuel consumption and emissions. In emergency medical services (EMS) and search and rescue (SAR) missions, ADS-B expedites coordination and response, potentially saving lives. #ADS-B #Helicopters #AviationSafety #AirTrafficManagement

Were you affected by this weekends flight delays? Check out our recent report where we uncover the best and worst routes for flight delays in America and more. https://lnkd.in/eK-fw3fw #Esendex #Delays #flightdelays #MMS #SMS #Communication #airlines #DelaytoDeparture