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Securing Predictive Maintenance: Protecting the Next Frontier of Aviation Reliability
Predictive maintenance has become one of the most significant developments in modern aviation, providing operators with the capability to identify potential failures before they disrupt operations. By combining sensor data, aircraft health monitoring systems and advanced analytics, airlines are already improving dispatch reliability and reducing avoidable delays. Delta, for example, has publicly reported that it prevented more than one thousand cancellations in 2022 through t
Todd Skaggs
Dec 5, 20253 min read


Should you, as a pilot, use AI?
Aviation has always been an industry shaped by precision, discipline, and continuous improvement. As aircraft become more advanced, pilots and air traffic controllers rely on communication that is not only clear but uncompromising. In recent years, artificial intelligence has begun subtly weaving itself into this landscape, offering new ways to enhance clarity, efficiency, and preparedness. Among these tools, ChatGPT has emerged as one of the most talked-about additions, not
Shreya Majumder
Dec 5, 20253 min read


Brookfield Aviation: Building Careers, Community, and Connections
In aviation, success is measured not only by the destinations reached but by the people who help shape the journey. A recent farewell message from Mikela Escobal Castillo, a Royal Jordanian pilot completing her contract, beautifully highlighted this truth and showcased the deeper impact of Brookfield Aviation’s approach to placements. As she prepared to leave Jordan, Mikela shared heartfelt gratitude for her time with Royal Jordanian (RJ): “Flying for RJ has been one of the
Shreya Majumder
Dec 5, 20252 min read


Boeing Launches New “Virtual Airplane” Platform, Enhancing Pilot Training
Boeing has taken a major step forward in digital aviation training with the launch of its new Virtual Airplane Procedures Trainer (VAPT). Revealed at the European Aviation Training Summit, the platform uses the power of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Flight Simulator to give pilots a realistic and accessible way to practise procedures wherever they are. The idea behind the Virtual Airplane is simple: make training more flexible, more immersive, and more efficient. “We’re ver
Shreya Majumder
Dec 5, 20252 min read


Why ‘stewardess’ is grounded: The UK CAA’s push for inclusive language in aviation.
The term 'Stewardess' has been declared outdated by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in the United Kingdom, which has urged airlines and the public to adopt gender-neutral terminology. A new guidance was recently issued by the CAA under its inclusive-language campaign, part of broader government efforts to create a more inclusive environment. The word ‘Stewardess’ does not comply with modern gender sensibilities. The authority recommends using terms such as ‘flight attend
Shashwat Dwivedi
Dec 5, 20251 min read
How a 1982-era Boeing Became a Ghost Plane at Kolkata Airport
Air India recently discovered a 43-year-old Boeing 737-200 parked at the Kolkata Airport more than a decade. The aircraft was still listed in the airline’s records, yet there was no trace of its actual existence. The jet had been parked at Kolkata Airport since 2012 and was finally hauled out of its unintended hibernation by a tractor-trailer and sent to Bengaluru, where it will be used to train maintenance engineers. It was the 14th abandoned aircraft cleared from the air
Shashwat Dwivedi
Dec 5, 20251 min read
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