Restarting Aviation: COVID-19 And the New Era of Air Travel
Aviation stakeholders around the world are exploring possible pathways to facilitate the resumption of international operations. As governments plan to gradually lift travel bans, the introduction of consistent biosecurity protocols at airports and on flights themselves becomes of utmost importance. How will this new normal be reflected across the passenger journey? Find it out here.
Recommendations for Airfreight Operations during COVID-19
Carrying hope globally – in times of quarantine and social distancing is when people reflect on the importance of air cargo. Thanks to it, essential goods are delivered to places where the closure of processing plants has created shortages. However, regulatory requirements constrain their transportation. Find out here, how airfreight operations can flexibly respond to them.
Managing COVID-19: Recommendations for Ground Handling (Vol. II)
On the front line – ground operators play a crucial role in supporting life-saving flights reach their destination. Just as it is important to ensure aircraft servicing on time, long-standing processes need to be reinvented to meet coronavirus conformity. Here, find out some recommendations for safety ground handling activities.
Managing COVID-19: Recommendations for Ground Handling (Vol. I)
Safety starts on the ground – in times of coronavirus, the main priority of aviation stakeholders is the well-being of travelers, staff and the public. To reduce the chances for further spread of the virus, procedures should focus on airports key operational areas. Read here, what measures can be implemented for ground handling operations.
How To Do Planning For Flight Operation In Times Of Coronavirus
The current days are the most challenging ones for aviation. The coronavirus crisis includes by far not only health aspects, but also profound…
Top 10 Reasons for Flight Delays
If you’ve entered an aircraft more than once or twice in your life, you will probably have experienced delays of different lengths. Well, it’s not that the flight crew or the loading crew are dragging their feet. See the real reasons, at least statistically – here are the Top-10.
Flight Delays in Numbers – Not Only Painful For Passengers
Commercial Passenger Aviation is a complex matter. Successful ground operations require the coordination of a virtually endless number of processes. Further complicating the matter are disruptions which are part of the daily business. Unpredictable external changes and operational irregularities of¬ten need to be resolved within seconds.
Data, Software and Process Harmonization at LSG Sky Chefs
Providing catering service on an aircraft is challenging. The Last Mile Logistics (LML), which defines the physical journey from the Customer Service Center…
Low Cost Carriers vs. Mainline Carriers – Who Has Better OTP And Why?
Delays cost a lot of money, that’s why both mainline carriers (MCs) as well as low-cost carriers (LCCs) try to avoid them the…
