Webcast Archive
Improving Runway Safety: Reducing Risk
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Date: Wednesday June 25, 2008 |
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Runway incursions are one of the most stubborn safety challenges facing the airline industry. In fact, an average of one runway incursion takes place worldwide every day.
During this webcast, industry experts will discuss:
- What are the risks to runway safety?
- How are aircraft manufacturers addressing the risk of runway incursions?
- What are the technologies available to increase pilot awareness of potentially hazardous situations?
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Digital Traveler - What's hype and what's reality?
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Date: Thursday June 12, 2008 |
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There are strong expectations that mobile device based services and applications will eventually become mainstream within air transport. However, recognizing this vision and reaching it are two different things.
During this webcast, industry experts will discuss:
- What can airlines, airports, ground handlers, government agencies and passengers really expect from mobile based services?
- What are the forces at play and key considerations to take into account in the deployment of mobile technology by the ATI, and in the adoption of the services by passengers?
- Plus, what is the business case for these different services?
While there's inevitable hype about any new technology, there are clear signs that mobile has something to offer the air transport industry. Surveys consistently reveal that 90%* or more of airline passengers carry a mobile device with them when they travel. Increasingly, people are "digital travellers".
** Source: Surveys carried out for SITA and OnAir during 2005 and 2006..
Join us to gain and share insight on this topic.
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How Important is a Motion Based Simulator When Training Pilots?
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Date: Wednesday June 4, 2008 |
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Myths and Realities of Motion's Impact on Pilots, Motion Cueing and its Real World Deployment
Discover:
- How new psychological research demonstrates that seasoned pilots don't always need simulators built on sophisticated hydraulics to create a successful recurrent flight training experience.
- How motion cueing and hi-fidelity flight simulation technology has successfully been deployed at Mount Cook Airline in New Zealand without compromising safety and the quality of recurrent and continuous training.
- How new economical flight simulation technology featuring "simulation vs. stimulation" challenges conventional thinking regarding motion.
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Fares Distribution and Management - time to reduce your distribution costs.
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Date: Thursday May 29, 2008 |
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As distribution is commonly reported as being the third largest cost for an airline - after fuel and labor - it is not surprising that the subject of Fares Distribution and Management should be put under the microscope once again.
At the webinar on May 29th, SITA will be joined by Dr. John F. O'Connell of Cranfield University, UK. Dr. O'Connell researches and provides practical input and consultation to airlines worldwide on the challenges and opportunities in Distribution and Fares Management. He is an IATA instructor on distribution issues as well as an AACO (Arab Air Carriers Organization) appointed advisor to airlines in the Middle East. Currently tenured with the Air Transport Department of Cranfield University, Dr. O'Connell will identify the issues and opportunities for cost reduction within an airline, focusing on distribution as the area of greatest potential to increase the bottom line. He will be joined by Fergal Kelly, Product Manager Airfare Price & Airfare Shop, from SITA who will present a view of an end-to-end fares management solution which could address this key cost reduction opportunity for airlines.
For any airline interested in adding dollars to the bottom line, this is an occasion not be missed.
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Eco-Aviation: Meeting the Industry's Biggest Challenge
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Date: Tuesday May 20, 2008 |
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Eco-Aviation: Understanding the challenges, finding the solutions
Airlines are under attack in Europe today for their role in contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and could face new environmental regulations in the US tomorrow.
Please Join us on May 20th for an exclusive ATW Webinar addressing commercial aviations biggest hurdle: Harmonizing continued growth in air travel with the challenges presented by rising greenhouse gas emissions.
Our panelists will take a close look at aviations record on the environment, its role in GHG emissions and whether new technologies may enable it to achieve a carbon neutral future.
Featuring: Geoffrey Thomas, ATW Senior Editor and co-author of the upcoming book on aviation and the environment, Plane Simple Truth, along with Dr. Timothy J. Held, Manager, Commercial Aviation Combustor Aero Design & Advanced Fuels, CFM INT'L and moderated by Perry Flint, Editorial Director, ATW
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Do you absolutely, positively, have to have your back office in order quickly?
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Date: Tuesday April 29, 2008 |
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Benefits of Webinar
Airlines, large and small, that seek to streamline your enterprise systems and manage your back office more efficiently will greatly benefit by attending this webinar. Attendees will gain valuable insight into:
- Hear what ERP 2.0 means to a modern airline!
- How do you gain control of your business in the areas of HR, financials, supply chain and MRO?
- How can Oracle and Satyam deploy an ERP system in 90-120 days?
Aaron Karp, Senior Editor, Air Transport World
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- Declan Boland, VP, Airlines, Satyam Computer Services
- Patrick Grubbs, Industry Director Travel & Transportation, Oracle
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Is MPL the Solution for Pilot Provisioning?
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Date: Thursday February 7, 2008 |
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its myths, merits and realities.
MPL Experts from Alteon, Center Air Pilot Academy and Sterling Airlines Dispel the Myths and Share Their Experiences as Early Adoptors.
To clarify the confusion about MPL, Mechtronix and ATW present four leading experts that not only clarify its myths and realities, but review its history, challenges, technology's role in making it viable and its actual deployment today.
Xavier Herve, President of Mechtronix Systems, a leading flight simulation company discusses the historic roots of the traditional pilot training, how it no longer fits the pilot provisioning needs of today and how simulation technology is making MPL more viable than ever before.
Marsha Bell, Vice President of Marketing at Alteon, the training division arm of Boeing will discuss how airlines are starting to take on MPL graduates, and some are sponsoring MPL training courses. What is the motivation of those airlines which are buying into the new system, and are results measurable yet?
Anna Kjaer, Chief Ground Instructor and Operating Manager for Center Air Pilot Academy in Scandinavia, will discuss how and why it became the first flight training organization to graduate the first MPL certified students in a strategic partnership with Scandinavia's low cost Sterling Airlines.
Per Lilja, Technical Pilot and former Head of Training at Sterling Airlines will discuss MPL and why it was a priority and a practical option for his airline to become the first to embrace MPL this early in the game. As a pilot and training executive, he provides another unique dimension to discussing the myths and realities of MPL.
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ATW Industry Forecast Webinar
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Date: Wednesday January 23, 2008 |
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Smart Sourcing--Innovatively managing your IT environment
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Date: Thursday December 6, 2007 |
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The New Flight Simulation Training Technology - Its impact, issues and benefits.
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Date: Thursday November 29, 2007 |
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Discover how the newest flight training technology is helping organizations like Copa Airlines solve today's most critical issues.
The New Flight Simulation Training Technology - Its impact, issues and benefits.
Listen to three industry experts from Mechtronix, Copa Airlines and Frost & Sullivan provide their perspective on how the latest technology is meeting these challenges.
Xavier Herve, President of Mechtronix Systems, a leading flight simulation company discusses how the latest full flight simulators are reducing costs for airlines, increasing pilot yields and alleviating the pilot shortage.
Captain Larry R. Ganse, Senior Vice President Operations and Chief Operating Officer of Copa Airlines will give his take on the key impact that this technology is having on his airline in regards to pilot productivity and how it has helped his company's bottom line become profitable.
Garrick KC Ngai, Industry Analyst with the Frost & Sullivan Aerospace and Defense Group offers his latest analysis on flight simulation technology, the pilot shortage along with a review of the business dynamics that are driving today's pilots and airlines.
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Not Your Father's Radar - How current technology is reducing training costs
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Date: Wednesday November 14, 2007 |
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Weather--it is a global problem. Detection and analysis is complicated, weather radar training for pilots is time-consuming and expensive, and injuries can be costly. What advances in weather detection are most beneficial to airlines? How can weather radar systems reduce costs for airlines?
In this free webcast, industry experts will discuss the challenges of current weather radar systems and how weather impacts airlines on a daily basis. The webcast will focus on challenges in weather hazard detection - including turbulence and windshear - and highlight the human factor studies that have led to technology advances for automating weather detection and reducing pilot workload. Learn how training time and costs can be drastically reduced through new radar systems.
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Self-Service Travel: The New Reality
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Date: Thursday October 25, 2007 |
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As self-service becomes the primary channel for passenger processing, it presents the industry with a series of complex challenges.
In this free webcast, we will share the findings of the 2007 Passenger Self-Service Survey conducted by SITA, as well as highlights on self-service adoption from the Airline Business and SITA 2007 Airline IT Trends Survey.
What needs to be done to increase passenger adoption while delivering the expected return-on-investment for airlines and airports? As self-service options are increasingly becoming mainstream, what are the main challenges and priorities facing the Air Transport Industry? How can the industry manage diverse security requirements for domestic and international travel using the self-service model?
The webcast will also offer a leading airline's experience in implementing self-service projects on- and off- airport. Australian national carrier, Qantas, will share the challenges and benefits of implementing some of the latest self-service technologies.
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