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Don't miss our webinar next week on underwater noise radiated from cruise ships, providing insights into the revised IMO guidelines and their implications for your operations, as well as recommendations on how to manage your fleet in anticipation of potential mandatory requirements. Register now: https://loom.ly/_Y2mKkE #UnderwaterNoise #Sustainability

At Altivy, safety is at the forefront of our mission. We are fully dedicated to safeguarding the well-being of every pilot and passenger during their flights. That's why we have developed the cutting-edge Pax Manifest feature, specifically designed to prioritise safety and uphold compliance standards in the aviation industry. Here’s how Altivy's Pax Manifest feature exemplifies our dedication to safety: • Safety is our utmost concern, and Altivy's Pax Manifest feature plays a vital role in emergency preparedness. By keeping essential passenger information readily available, including NOK contacts, we ensure swift response and support during critical situations, putting safety at the forefront. Discover the transformative power of Altivy's Pax Manifest feature, which revolutionises passenger management, strengthens emergency preparedness, and fosters adherence to regulations. Together, let's create an aviation environment that is even safer. To witness firsthand how Altivy's Pax Manifest feature exemplifies our unwavering commitment to safety, request a demo today by visiting calendly.com/altivy. #AltivyFlightManager #AviationImprovedEfficiency #overdueflight #pilotsafety

Ever thought about how huge ships safely enter and exit busy ports? Maritime pilots are the key! With their expert knowledge of local waterways, tides, and hazards, these skilled navigators guide ships to their berths with precision. Their role is critical in maintaining port safety and ensuring that maritime traffic flows without a hitch. #pmawca #portsmanagement #ports #portmanagement #maritimepilot #maritimepilots #maritimeknowledge #maritimesecurity #maritimeoperations #shippingindustry #tradefacilitation #seaport

https://lnkd.in/dSM2Rj_g Collision of the LATAM Aircraft during the takeoff run, against a SSEI-LAP Rescue Vehicle, which entered the flight runway without having the Express Authorization of the CORPAC Control Tower, when it was carrying out a Time Taking Exercise. Response from the new Aeronautical Fire Station of the Jorge Chávez International Airport. This chain of events originated from the lack of joint planning; poor coordination; and the non-use of communication and phraseology standardized by ICAO.

Last chance to sign up for our webinar tomorrow on underwater noise radiated from cruise ships, providing insights into the revised IMO guidelines and their implications for your operations, as well as recommendations on how to manage your fleet in anticipation of potential mandatory requirements. Register now: https://loom.ly/_Y2mKkE #UnderwaterNoise #Sustainability

Had the pleasure of participating in the Global Action Plan for the Prevention of Runway Incursions workshop in Évora, Portugal. The Workshop was organized by the #FlightSafetyFoundation, #EUROCONTROL, Évora Municipality, and #AirDreamCollege.   Recent close calls in the US and the fatal accident in Haneda, provide a clear indication that Runway Incursion (RI), is a relevant global safety concern that requires immediate attention, from the industry and the regulators. As a reminder of the possible consequences, let´s not forget that the largest loss of life, in a single aviation accident, was due to a runway incursion.   The people in the front line all strive for flights to be safe. So, the question on people, is why are they making more mistakes and errors?   The imbalance between capacity and demand has increased the pressure on the front line, and this pressure is significantly impacting their performance. We also have many indications that the industry is understaffed, overloaded, fatigued and in many cases the motivation levels are low.   Humans and their performance can be supported by technology, and there is no doubt that the technology exists to significantly reduce the possibility of RI. So, the question, on technology, is why it´s not used to its full potential?   As highlighted, by the FAA’s NAS Safety Review Team, the response includes, but is not limited to, funding strategies, lack of investment, conflicting business priorities, poor facility management, high equipment costs, and misunderstanding of the technology that is required to increase efficiency while maintaining acceptable levels of safety.   It´s this underlining and constant pressure associated with the lack of additional measures that is burning through the barriers, and increasing the risk of more fatal accidents related to RI.   The Global Action Plan for the Prevention of Runway Incursions (#GAPPRI), Volume I - Recommendations, can be found on this link:   https://lnkd.in/dHpE3HWu   The National Airspace System Safety Review Team, Discussion and Recommendations to Address Risk in the National Airspace System, can be found on this link:   https://lnkd.in/dzP7hBC6

Very interesting read if you are into aviation, hours long disruption because of waypoints with the same name 🤯 Also very strange that this specific flight plan was not used in over 8 years https://lnkd.in/ejEHW2hF

Even a 70-second Lapse Can Lead to Serious Maritime Accidents In maritime navigation, even a momentary lapse of attention can result in catastrophic outcomes. The recently published MAIB report (https://rb.gy/nq53xq) on the grounding of the fast ferry Alfred on the east coast of Swona Island is a stark reminder of this reality. On July 5, 2022, a 70-second lapse in awareness by the master led to the ferry striking rocks at a speed of 13 knots, causing significant damage to the vessel and injuries to over 40% of the passengers and crew onboard. The incident resulted in 10 serious injuries and required Alfred to be out of service for four weeks, undergoing extensive repairs to the port side bulbous bow and other areas. This highlights the critical role that fatigue plays in maritime accidents, with 25% of marine casualties being fatigue-related. Traditional systems like the Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) have proven insufficient in mitigating these risks, often allowing critical moments of drowsiness to go undetected. This is where Aware Mate steps in. Developed by ELNAV.AI, Aware Mate is at the forefront of revolutionizing maritime safety. Utilizing advanced fatigue detection technology, it continuously monitors the alertness of bridge watchkeepers through intelligent face and eye-tracking algorithms. By providing real-time alerts, Aware Mate ensures that even the slightest signs of fatigue are addressed promptly, preventing accidents before they happen. As the maritime industry continues to evolve, integrating innovative solutions like Aware Mate is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Let’s make our seas safer by embracing technology that protects both lives and assets. Join us in our mission to enhance maritime safety. Learn more about Aware Mate and how it can safeguard your fleet at ELNAV.AI. (https://lnkd.in/dRdTJm3a) #MaritimeSafety #FatigueDetection #AwareMate #ELNAV #InnovationAtSea #SafetyFirst

Even a 70-second Lapse Can Lead to Serious Maritime Accidents In maritime navigation, even a momentary lapse of attention can result in catastrophic outcomes. The recently published MAIB report (https://rb.gy/nq53xq) on the grounding of the fast ferry Alfred on the east coast of Swona Island is a stark reminder of this reality. On July 5, 2022, a 70-second lapse in awareness by the master led to the ferry striking rocks at a speed of 13 knots, causing significant damage to the vessel and injuries to over 40% of the passengers and crew onboard. The incident resulted in 10 serious injuries and required Alfred to be out of service for four weeks, undergoing extensive repairs to the port side bulbous bow and other areas. This highlights the critical role that fatigue plays in maritime accidents, with 25% of marine casualties being fatigue-related. Traditional systems like the Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS) have proven insufficient in mitigating these risks, often allowing critical moments of drowsiness to go undetected. This is where Aware Mate steps in. Developed by ELNAV.AI, Aware Mate is at the forefront of revolutionizing maritime safety. Utilizing advanced fatigue detection technology, it continuously monitors the alertness of bridge watchkeepers through intelligent face and eye-tracking algorithms. By providing real-time alerts, Aware Mate ensures that even the slightest signs of fatigue are addressed promptly, preventing accidents before they happen. As the maritime industry continues to evolve, integrating innovative solutions like Aware Mate is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Let’s make our seas safer by embracing technology that protects both lives and assets. Join us in our mission to enhance maritime safety. Learn more about Aware Mate and how it can safeguard your fleet at ELNAV.AI. (https://lnkd.in/dRdTJm3a) #MaritimeSafety #FatigueDetection #AwareMate #ELNAV #InnovationAtSea #SafetyFirst