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What's important when looking for the right EFB partner? Pierre Cronvall is the EFB Administrator and a pilot for BRA - Braathens Regional Airlines. He graciously shared his experiences with us regarding the project to launch AvioBook at their airline. From the easy implementation phase to gaining real insights into fleet operations, AvioBook has supported the time-sensitive operations of Braathens Regional Airlines. We look forward to continuing and expanding this partnership in the future. Learn more about what we did at Braathens and book a demo of our application suite: https://lnkd.in/eemBEpJd #AviationIndustry #AviationInnovation #FlightOperations #TechInAviation #AirlineTechnology #AviationSoftware #DigitalTransformation #FlightSafety #AircraftOperations #PilotLife #AirlineTech #AviationUpdates #FutureOfFlight #Airlines #AvGeek #AviationCommunity #FlightManagement #EFB #AviationSolutions

I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Airline Strategy: How to run an airline from Aviapro Aviation Academy!

 Exciting News! ✈️ The Slot Conference is here with 1,100+ delegates, 200+ airports, and 225+ airlines. A biannual aviation hub since 1947, it's the go-to for airlines optimizing schedules and exploring new routes. #slotconference #aviationleadership #globalnetworking #airlineInnovation #flightplanning #airport #aviation #events #routeoptimization #SkyConnections 🚀✈️

Do you know what our airline code NH stands for? 70 years ago, ANA was founded as ‘Nippon Helicopter’ and these initials were later chosen as our airline code. From two helicopters to a worldwide airline, we continue to move forward in our mission for a globally interconnected world. Knowing this, what does ANA mean to you? #WeAreJapan #FlyANA #InsipirationOfJapan 

Why Joining Aviation Services Association (ASA) Matters! As AeroGround Group takes flight as a full-fledged member of ASA, it underscores the importance of collective action in shaping the future of ground handling. Now, more than ever, participation in in ASA holds immense value for ground handlers worldwide. Advocacy: ASA serves as the unified voice for ground handlers worldwide, advocating for policies and practices that support the industry's growth and sustainability. By joining ASA, companies gain access to a platform that amplifies their concerns and champions their interests on a global scale. Networking: Membership in ASA opens doors to a vast network of industry peers, fostering opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and business development. From sharing best practices to forging strategic partnerships, the connections made within ASA can propel companies to new heights of success. Visibility and Recognition: As ASA gains prominence in the ground handling industry, so do its members. By affiliating with ASA, companies elevate their visibility and credibility within the global aviation community. This increased recognition can open doors to new clients, contracts, and collaborations. Collective Impact: By uniting under the ASA banner, ground handling companies wield greater collective power to drive positive change. Whether advocating for safety standards, sustainability initiatives, or industry-wide reforms, ASA members have a stronger voice when they speak in unison. Join the Movement: As ASA continues to expand its reach and influence, there's never been a better time for ground handling companies to join. Together, we can shape a future where the skies are safer, operations are more efficient, and opportunities abound for all. In the dynamic world of aviation, unity is strength. Join ASA today and become a part of a thriving community that's shaping the future of ground handling, one connection at a time. https://www.asaworld.aero #aviation #groundhandling #aviationservices #passengerhandling #airtransport #aircargohandling #association #ASA #groundhandlingservices #airports #airlines #groundhandlers

🛩️ Today's Aviation Buzz! Join the Discussion on LinkedIn! Hey Aviators, Today's aviation news is buzzing with exciting updates! ✈️ #Emirates swaps the Boeing 777-300ER for the #Airbus A380 on Dubai to Vienna flights, while international airlines plan to resume passenger services in Israel amid ongoing conflict. Innovation soars at London-Gatwick, becoming the first airport with a dedicated electric vehicle charging station. EVA Air embarks on a new era with Airbus, ordering 18 A350-1000s and 15 A321neos. Joanne Geraghty takes the helm at Jetblue, making history as the first woman to lead a major US airline. Norwegian reports a strong rise in passenger figures, Airbus Beluga Transport earns its Air Operator Certificate, and India's aviation authority addresses crew fatigue concerns with reform. Airbus and Voyager unite as Starlab Space for a commercial space station, while #lufthansa sweetens the deal for its ITA Airways takeover. Let's dive into these updates together on LinkedIn! 🚀 Join me in building a vibrant community of aviation enthusiasts. Your insights and engagement are invaluable! Cheers #aviation #aviationindustry #airbus #boeing #aviationindustry #aviationnews

The History of World Pilots’ Day History of World Pilots’ Day The first World Pilots’ Day was celebrated in 2013. Although World Pilots’ Day has a relatively brief history, it is highly significant. The Turkish Airline Pilots Association sought to highlight the importance in the history of aviation of Türkiye’s first pilot, Fesa Evrensev, who was born in 1878. Thus, the Association first declared April 26 as Pilots’ Day in 2013. Meanwhile, the International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) had determined that a common special day for pilots around the world was necessary. As the IFALPA was aware of the importance of the first flight of Mehmet Fesa Evrensev on April 26, and Everensev’s subsequent place in the history of Turkish aviation, the Federation designated April 26 to be World Pilots’ Day in 2014 – exactly one year after the Turkish April 26 designation. Happy World Pilots Day https://lnkd.in/d7idCKC2 #turkishairlines #sunexpress #pegasusairlines #ifalpa #talpa #worldpilotday

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Hi Fly ferried an A380 in a historical flight across 5000 nautical miles from Mojave Desert Airport to Prestwick via Montreal Mirabel. The ferry flight, conducted by Commander Carlos Mirpuri and supported by Captains Antonios Efthymiou, João Domingues, and Engineer Brian Dellaringa, is the culmination of a multi-month process that involved a team of experts from Hi Fly and Global, working intensively over 12 months to make it happen. The fact that jacks were not available in the Mojave meant that the Global Airline’s A380-841 9H-GLOBL had to be ferried to Prestwick where it will undergo further maintenance before returning to the skies. The first flight from MHV-YMX had a total flight time of 05h40 and around 2150 nautical miles. Second flight from YMX-PIK had a total flight time of 07h44 and around 2800 nautical miles. Additional flight time was planned to avoid demanding weather, such as thunderstorms and severe icing. The flights were operated with the gear down ahead of the required maintenance, thus slower and at lower altitude, and the need for a fuel stop. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dsNX7mei #A380 #AllOverTheWord Global Airlines

New Airbus A320neo integrated the Azores Airlines fleet