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Bristol Airport to host Spring Careers Fair
Bristol Airport to host Spring Careers Fair
More than one hundred jobs from over a dozen employers are on offer as Bristol Airport holds its Spring Careers Fair for prospective candidates Monday...
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Met's Live Facial Recognition tech guided by data
Met's Live Facial Recognition tech guided by data
In line with A New Met for London, the Met's use of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) camera technology is guided by data, its deployments available to th...
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DESA disposes of RFA Diligence for recycling in Turkey
DESA disposes of RFA Diligence for recycling in Turkey
RFA Diligence, a Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship previously involved in the Falklands and Gulf conflicts, has arrived in Turkey after being sold for recycl...
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Aircraft order backlog at record high
Aircraft order backlog at record high
Aircraft orders continue to gain momentum - as the aircraft order backlog hit record breaking heights at the end of Q1 2024 - and 30,000 engines on fi...
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Most dangerous electronic items passengers take on planes revealed
Most dangerous electronic items passengers take on planes revealed
The number of lithium battery fires on planes continues to rise but the personal electronic items which cause the most problems can now be revealed. ...
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Jet Zero Council advance hydrogen aviation discussions at Cranfield
Jet Zero Council advance hydrogen aviation discussions at Cranfield
The Jet Zero Council met at Cranfield University last week to discuss steps towards sustainable aviation with a special focus on hydrogen. Image cou...
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Artemis Aerospace adds hub in Singapore
Artemis Aerospace adds hub in Singapore
West Sussex based Artemis Aerospace has announced the addition of a hub in Singapore following the launch of two similar sites in the US earlier this ...
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The rise of low-carbon aircraft
The rise of low-carbon aircraft
Stephen Gifford, Chief Economist at the Faraday Institution, examines the potential of three technologies being developed for future low-carbon aviati...
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Lucideon expands with new offices in Japan
Lucideon expands with new offices in Japan
Materials science and technology consultancy Lucideon is targeting international growth with expansion in the Japanese market. Above: Kouji Kuroki, ...
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RAeS highlights mental health challenge to civil aviation safety
RAeS highlights mental health challenge to civil aviation safety
The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) has published a paper on the mental health challenge to civil aviation safety, covering both psychosocial risk m...
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Glasgow Airport delivers the Baby Room
Glasgow Airport delivers the Baby Room
Glasgow Airport welcomed the arrival of the new dedicated Baby Room to help parents travelling with infants and young children. Image courtesy Glasg...
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James Fisher & Sons strengthens defence presence in Barrow-in-Furness
James Fisher & Sons strengthens defence presence in Barrow-in-Furness
James Fisher & Sons plc has further strengthened its 177 year commitment to Barrow-in-Furness through a dedicated defence presence within its company ...
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BAE Systems selects HDUSA to modernise Radford Army Ammunition Plant
BAE Systems selects HDUSA to modernise Radford Army Ammunition Plant
BAE Systems Ordnance Systems Inc. (OSI) has selected Hanwha Defense USA (HDUSA), the US defence subsidiary of Hanwha Aerospace in South Korea, to mode...
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UK astronaut Rosemary Coogan aims for the stars after graduation
UK astronaut Rosemary Coogan aims for the stars after graduation
UK astronaut Rosemary Coogan is a step closer to space after a graduation ceremony today following her European Space Agency (ESA) training. Above: ...
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UNICC selects Element for secure comms
UNICC selects Element for secure comms
United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC) has selected Element as its secure communications platform, following a competitive tender proce...
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