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Atlantic Aviation, a leading fixed base operator (FBO) in general aviation, is poised for further growth under CEO Jeff Foland Jeff Foland. The company is known for its excellent customer service, safety commitment, and technological advancements. Foland sees opportunities to expand their network, introduce new technologies, and explore new ventures in the urban air mobility (eVTOL) space and provide lounge access to commercial airline passengers. By focusing on creating value for all stakeholders and fostering a winning culture, Atlantic Aviation aims to solidify its position as a leader in the general aviation industry. The CEO Magazine Global #generalaviation, #FBO, #AtlanticAviation, #aviationindustry, #customerservice, #safety, #innovation, #growth, #technology, #eVTOL, #electricverticaltakeoffandlanding, #futureofaviation, #winningculture, #leadership, #employeewellbeing, #corporate culture, #aviationjobs, #aviation,#businessaviation, #privatejets

👇 Fascinating read from our CRO, Andrew Wilcock, check out his latest blog, on how Accelya is leading the way, in enabling modern retailing for airlines. #Accelya #AirlineFirst #Blog #ModernRetailing

In the latest article on the Airsiders blog, we take a deep dive into the ten biggest trends set to reshape the aviation industry in 2024. As we navigate these trends, our focus will be on how the industry can transform challenges into opportunities. We'll highlight the strategies that airlines and airports can adopt to stay ahead of the curve, delivering superior services to their customers while also driving growth and sustainability. 🚀 #airlines #airports #innovation #trends

#FTSblog 2024 holds promise for operators who embrace innovation and prioritize sustainability, safety, and passenger satisfaction. By staying informed and investing in advanced trip support services, operators can navigate the year ahead with confidence. Dive into our blog to understand the aviation trends in 2024! https://lnkd.in/gGZkKBBg

Discover some of the biggest aviation news stories of 2023, and what they mean for the future of flying. There was never a dull moment for aviation enthusiasts and professionals in the past year, characterized by the recovery of air travel demand and the emergence of new challenges Whether you are interested in the latest technology, the environmental impact, or the business aspects of aviation, you will find something to catch your attention in this comprehensive overview. https://lnkd.in/e6Ez7-5Q 

In case you missed it, check out the highlights from Corporate Jet Investor Miami, where bizav industry members talked changes in the aircraft market and a greener side of aviation. https://lnkd.in/exB4gzv7

What does the future of aviation hold? How can airlines meet the impact of changes and developments within the industry and emerge as agile players? Meet our Senior Advisor John Boettcher at Skift Aviation Forum to learn more! A new dimension in travel is here. #futureofpartnerships #retailingtransformation #aviationtechnology #dohopmarketplace #innovation 

The Origins of Business Aviation. Embarking on a series of posts unraveling the genesis of business aviation. ✈️ The first aircraft tailored for business aviation purposes emerged in 1938 with Pan American Airways -- it was the Boeing 314. However, using this very year as the definitive birth of business aviation might be misleading since Pan American primarily functioned as a regular commercial airline. Thus, the formal history of business aviation finds its roots in the establishment of the US National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) in 1947. It's crucial to note that this merely marks the official recognition of pre-existing business aviation activities, which previously operated... outside the conventional standards applied to regular airlines. ...Let's now return to the point of the genesis of the first aircraft designed for business aviation requirements. In January 1935, Pan American Airways, a major American airline, requested Boeing to develop a new aircraft with ambitious specifications. Despite a demanding workload, Boeing accepted the challenge, aiming to leverage the insights gained from the development of the XB-15 bomber, a project that ultimately didn't make it into production. PAA's "Clippers" were built for "one-class" luxury air travel. It was a remarkable airplane, one of the largest aircraft of its time, it had the range to cross the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Stay tuned for the new episodes

✈️ AeroCloud’s CEO, George Richardson, recently talked with Marisa Garcia at Forbes about the opportunity for airports to improve revenues and efficiencies through process optimization ✈️ Despite a significant surge in air travel, AeroCloud’s recent survey of airport leaders has revealed that 48% of U.S. airports face financial uncertainties, and that federal funding does not fill the gap. To address the shortfall, airports are looking to four key areas to improve revenue: attracting new airlines, enhancing the passenger experience by delivering seamless journeys, shorter queuing time and self-service options, boosting non-aeronautical passenger spending at the terminal, and upgrading technology and data to help manage operations. Their discussion looks at some of the challenges that these entail. To read the full article, click on the link in the comments below 👇 #airportoperations #nonaeronauticalrevenue #technology

The aviation industry is soaring towards a bright future, with the potential for unprecedented growth and competitiveness. At the heart of this evolution? Cutting-edge innovation and transformative technology. But how will these developments impact the pillars of air travel - safety and quality? What does the future of aviation look like in the short and long-term? Our comprehensive guide delves into the 10 key themes set to define the future of aviation. Get your copy below ⬇ #futureofaviation #airtravel #aviation