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The New Aviation Recruitment Landscape

The New Aviation Recruitment Landscape

Join our Free Webinar and learn the tools needed to overcome these unprecedented challenges. The current crisis has brought significant change and challenge to everyone who is involved in the aviation industry. Now more than ever all aviation stakeholders need an open mind around the importance of being ready to proactively respond to the industry’s recovery. This moment in our history has elevated the importance of being accountable for ourselves and the actions we take wi

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Ground Operations: A Change is Coming

Ground Operations: A Change is Coming

There is change coming in airport ground operations: Aircraft electric taxi is due to launch in 2021, delivered by the ground-breaking company WheelTug. WheelTug technology attaches a motorised mechanism to the front wheel, allowing the aircraft to move forward and backward without engine power or being towed. Summer 2020 brought the aviation community a demonstration of WheelTug in Memphis, Tennessee. WheelTug utilised a B737 operated by the Spanish airline, AlbaStar, throug

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Digitize Your Training Planning, Crew Qualification Records and Scheduling

Digitize Your Training Planning, Crew Qualification Records and Scheduling

Planning that took weeks in spreadsheets has been reduced to minutes with MINT TMS. Automation is critical for the aviation industry's fast and cost-effective operations in this rapid and digitalized world. At Brookfield, we understand our client airlines' immediate needs for fast and cost-effective operations in the middle of this economic downturn. We embrace the urgency for cost reduction while maximizing productivity. Therefore, we know there is no better time for airlin

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Get Ready for the COVID-19 Vaccine Transportation

Get Ready for the COVID-19 Vaccine Transportation

The world is racing to find a COVID-19 vaccine. According to the WHO there are more than 165 COVID-19 vaccine candidates currently under development, with a number of these having already reached the human-trial phase. In addition, according to Mr Glynn Hughes, Global Head of Cargo at IATA, there will need to be nearly 8 billion doses distributed globally. The volume of a shipment of that size would fill more than 8,000 Boeing 747 freighter aircraft, and that is just under th

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The Future of British Aviation Education is Still Bright

The Future of British Aviation Education is Still Bright

Brookfield Education & Training management with the next generation of aviation students. There is no doubt that Covid-19 has been hitting business a lot in 2020. However, the development of the aviation industry in modern history is vital and inestimable to support the development of human transportation. In the future, the industry will follow the evolvement of history and introduce high-tech elements into the advancement of the next aviation era. The new generation of avia

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Flights to Nowhere? Yes, it is possible!

Flights to Nowhere? Yes, it is possible!

The pandemic has resulted in travel restrictions around the world, forcing airlines to ground thousands of aircraft. While we all wait for countries’ borders to reopen, some carriers are only operating domestically, others are looking for alternatives to try and get their aircraft in the air, hence making some income out of it. Qantas, Royal Brunei Airlines, EVA Air and All Nippon Airways are all part of a small but growing number of airlines that have started offering “sceni

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The Pandemic: Accelerating Change

The Pandemic: Accelerating Change

The Aviation Industry has overcome many challenges. It was in the late 1960s when aviation noise became a public issue. Since then, governments worldwide have applied legislative controls, challenging the industry to be quieter. As a result, aircraft designers, manufacturers and airlines developed quieter aircraft and improved operational processes. The creation and implementation of modern high-bypass turbofan engines, for example, which were quieter than the turbojets and l

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VIP Helicopters: The New Private Aviation

VIP Helicopters: The New Private Aviation

Private jet utilisation it is a well-known concept for all of us, but nowadays the real shakers in the VIP world are customised helicopters. By combining smooth flights with luxury interiors and low noise signatures, VIP helicopter transport is an increasingly popular segment. From the market point of view helicopter air taxi and VIP services are making up a growing share of usage. It can be argued that air taxi services can offer the same benefits of using a private jet: you

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Airlines Make Profit in 2020

Airlines Make Profit in 2020

The Covid crisis has hit the majority of flight operators and most face sharp revenue declines. However some airlines have focused on the diversification to change their operations during the crisis and have managed to make profits. When mentioning this, many should think about cargo operators. Revenue of the whole cargo industry increased $241 billion from an initial $581 billion in 2020 - taking more than 25% of industry revenue, not just the typical eighth. Operators have

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Supersonic Aircraft, History and Future

Supersonic Aircraft, History and Future

For many years, supersonic passenger transport has been a challenge for the world and for the evolution of aircraft. This marvel is capable of reducing time in flight, shortening distances, the best for crossing the ocean , better comfort and more than anything the satisfaction of the human being to keep developing new technologies defying the science and evolving in every single aspect of life. The Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde was the first supersonic aircraft in transporting p

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