Peter Burden

In aviation, reducing weight isn’t simply an operational improvement—it’s a key driver for cost savings and environmental stewardship. Every 1 kg of weight reduction contributes to lower fuel consumption, reduced emissions, and ultimately, a leaner operating model.

The methodology used to estimate the annual fuel cost savings from reducing a typical short-haul aircraft weight by 1 kg.

When we think about saving the environment, it usually comes at an extra cost. We’ve introduced this series of posts to help you to introduce modifications to your aircraft that save money for you as an operator in the long term, without a significant outlay (if you’re already planning on upgrading).

The methodology used to estimate the annual fuel cost savings from reducing a typical medium-haul aircraft weight by 1 kg on a medium-haul flight.

Under EU Regulations, it is mandated that Hand-Held Halon Fire Extinguishers in cabin & crew compartments need to be replaced by the 31st of December 2025 with non-Halon suitable alternatives.

ATL Europe is the first independent EASA Part 21J DOA to certify a new flexible wing coating for a customer’s Boeing 737, 777, and Airbus A330 fleet!

This project consisted of an Introduction of Honeywell Primus Elite DU-875 LCD Display Unit Upgrade on Learjet 45.

New 48 Pax VIP cabin configuration on a Boeing 737-300

In the intricate world of aviation, every aspect of an aircraft’s interior is meticulously planned and executed to ensure safety, functionality, and passenger comfort. At the heart of this design process lies a critical document known as the Layout of Passenger Accommodations (LOPA). In this blog post, we delve into the significance of LOPAs, exploring how they shape the layout and configuration of aircraft cabins.

In the fiercely competitive aviation industry, airlines are constantly seeking innovative ways to distinguish themselves from their rivals. Among the various strategies employed, upgrading business class seats stands out as a pivotal avenue for enhancing both profitability and prestige. Let’s delve into the myriad advantages that such upgrades bring to airlines.

In the dynamic world of aviation, the quest for enhanced safety, efficiency, and data-driven decision-making has led to significant technological advancements. Among these, Quick Access Recorders (QARs) are pivotal, evolving from simple data recording devices to complex systems integral to aircraft diagnostics and maintenance strategies.

The mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 on March 8, 2014, marked a somber moment in aviation history.

Boeing’s recent announcement regarding further delays in the deliveries of the 737 Max aircraft has significant implications for airline operators, both financially and operationally.