by kellyhoggan | Sep 1, 2021 | Blog
As artificial intelligence improves with each passing year, it is increasingly finding its way into areas that were once the sole province of human effort, including to help airlines improve their flight planning capabilities. Next-generation artificial...
by kellyhoggan | May 19, 2021 | Blog
The two largest costs for any airline are labor and jet fuel. Though capacity varies widely by aircraft type and size, the average commercial jet airliner fills up with 3,500 gallons of jet fuel that cost an estimated $7,070 dollars in August 2019. According to the...
by kellyhoggan | Apr 26, 2021 | Aviation, Blog, Kelly Hoggan, Security
In the aviation security industry, cybersecurity has rapidly become a top priority. The safety of private information is imperative for the consistent security of airline operations, staff, and passengers. As such, aviation security professionals should take into...
by kellyhoggan | Mar 29, 2021 | Aviation, Blog, Kelly Hoggan, Security
The Department of Homeland Security announced in March 2020 that the deadline to obtain a REAL ID had been extended to Oct. 1, 2021. The extension was given due to the closing of many Department of Motor Vehicle offices across the country as states shut down in an...
by kellyhoggan | Mar 1, 2021 | Aviation, Blog, Kelly Hoggan, Security
The airport of tomorrow is in development today. As the customer base grows, airports must also evolve to accommodate the increasing security and seating needs. So, what futuristic changes can you expect to see? They’ll get the chance to experience the features and...
by kellyhoggan | Feb 2, 2021 | Aviation, Blog, Kelly Hoggan, Security
Cybersecurity experts are deeply concerned that the U.S. aviation industry is not doing enough to protect itself against attacks on its highly interconnected avionics systems. Consider that airplanes use avionics networks that share data across a range of...
