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26 years Providing the Best Customer Service Worldwide

26 years Providing the Best Customer Service Worldwide

In 1993 Brookfield Aviation International became a pioneer in the provision of flight deck crews ( pilots and flight engineers) on the commercial aircraft of the day, many of which are now only seen in museums or perhaps the last one or two flying in some remote outpost. The types included B-727, 737-200, Lockheed Electra and L-1011 Tristars, Hercules, BAC-111, A-300-B4, DC-10 and Shorts-360. As years have passed, the company has evolved its services alongside with the rapid

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Aircraft Engineer Training: Choose the Right Path

Aircraft Engineer Training: Choose the Right Path

There are different routes that can lead students to become aircraft maintenance engineers. Usually this selection is based on the time they want to spend, their personal targets and the skill set they want to develop the most. The following testimonials includes the experiences of two different engineers who decided to become aircraft maintenance engineers. Student 1, Abhishek from Nepal: Since I was kid I have loved aviation and fixing things, I have an incredible appetite

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How “5G” Has Been Changing the Aviation Industry

How “5G” Has Been Changing the Aviation Industry

5G (from "5th Generation") is the latest generation of cellular mobile communications. It succeeds the 4G (LTE-A, WiMax), 3G (UMTS, LTE) and 2G (GSM) systems. 5G performance targets high data rate, reduced latency, energy saving, cost reduction, higher system capacity, and massive device connectivity. The main goal of 5G networks is always to keep end-users connected. The 5G network will be a real upgrade of the 4G network. 5G networks mean ultra-fast data speeds. The transmi

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Protecting Your Health: Cleanliness in the Air.

Protecting Your Health: Cleanliness in the Air.

They might look like it, but aircraft are not as clean as everyone thinks. There are a few factors discovered by scientists to make pilots, cabin crew and passengers susceptible to colds and infections when flying, along with some tips to avoid them. Cleaning of cabin windows, disposing of litter and newspapers, sterilising sinks, ovens and working surfaces, wiping the dining tables - are some of “on request” cleaning activities required for aircraft interior cleaning. “To cl

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Bamboo Airways: An Ambitious Operation in Vietnam

Bamboo Airways: An Ambitious Operation in Vietnam

The Impressive Achievement Bamboo Airways, the fifth carrier in Vietnam, secured its commercial air transport licence in November 2018. According to the local news, the new start-up airline had successfully operated 1,000 flights within only 5 weeks after its first commercial flight on 16th January 2019. Their aim is to become a 5 star Airline and its services are considered good quality with the lowest flight delays (only 5.5% between 19-Jan to 18-Feb) in comparison with o

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The World is Looking For You.

The World is Looking For You.

Some thoughts that will inspire you to work abroad. Last week I was out with my English friend Hannah, who invited me for a coffee in London. She works for Sotheby’s, the famous art auction company, and while we were talking, she took out her phone and showed me something I just couldn’t believe. The image on her phone was a plain dining table, about 2 meters long with 2 half coconuts located on one end and at the other, a toilet brush that represented the figure of a naked w

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Legends of Aviation #9: Jacqueline Cochran

Legends of Aviation #9: Jacqueline Cochran

Jacqueline Cochran was one of the aviation pioneers during the 20th Century and a very prominent racing pilot of her generation. She was the first woman to break the sound barrier and was an important contributor for the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC) and Women Airforce Services Pilots (WASP) during wartime. Jacqueline was born under the name of Bessie Lee Pittman and changed her surname at the age of fourteen when she married Robert Cochran, but just after the end of th

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JETSTAR JAPAN: SUCCESSFUL LOW COST IN ASIA

JETSTAR JAPAN: SUCCESSFUL LOW COST IN ASIA

“Making your world more accessible” Jetstar Japan is the biggest Japanese low cost airline based in Tokyo. Founded in 2011, their operations commenced on 2012 with 24 aircraft A320, having as a main hub Narita International Airport (NRT) in Tokyo and the second hub in Kansai International Airport, Osaka. Jetstar Japan operates more than 100 flights per day, with 34 destinations, 19 current domestic flights to Sapporo (New Chitose), Osaka (Kansai), Takamatsu, Matsuyama, Fukuok

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The Future for Air Cargo

The Future for Air Cargo

Welcome to the new network of cargo drones. First thoughts might give you visions of recent stories about pizza being delivered or receiving a home delivered package from Amazon. However, this new network has the scope to create a Super Massive Drone Skyway (SMDS) reaching all parts of the globe. A network that will combine aircraft as large as jumbo jets with medium and smaller size drones to deliver large payloads all the way down to a single package. This network will be m

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Having the Right Licence: Two Recent Cases.

Having the Right Licence: Two Recent Cases.

Within the last few months we have seen different scenarios where minor incidents and extremely painful tragedies have aroused concern in many of us about the high cost that poor training may have in the performance of pilots. One of the most recent stories has to do with William Chandler, the pilot who was able to fly an aircraft for over 20 years with fraudulent paperwork. Being a senior first officer during his last years at South African Airways, he was discovered after a

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