Technical Articles
RunwaySense supports airports during monsoon
Every year ahead of the monsoon in the South-South East Asia region, several airports prepare their runways for the heavy rains they experience from June
16/08/2022
Every year ahead of the monsoon in the South-South East Asia region, several airports prepare their runways for the heavy rains they experience from June
EASA announced regulatory changes in March 2022, giving operators the option to carry less fuel with the main changes impacting the contingency fuel. The new
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RunwaySense is a collaborative web-based platform where airspace users share runway condition reports in real-time to enhance the runway condition awareness, and to allow the
Let’s start by a definition, the aircraft performance is the combination of its engines and airframe capacities and characterizes what the aircraft is capable of
The take-off weight of any commercial aircraft (equipped to fly a given route) will consist of the aircraft empty weight, the operator’s items, payload (passengers,
Most regulations will state that the “commander” has the final authority on the fuel load for a flight. For commercial air transport operations, the “commander”
As every complex machine, the performance of each aircraft varies through time. Physics simply explains the deterioration of the airframe and engine depending on how
Like all businesses, airlines operate in a commercial world and anything that can be done to reduce costs may mean the difference between a profit
