Aviation Developments and Innovations in Europe and the UAE
Key Ideas
- Jetex opens Abu Dhabi FBO at Al Bateen Executive Airport, anticipates growth in UAE business aviation traffic.
- GOLIAT Project, led by Airbus, aims to prepare for liquid hydrogen operations at airports in Europe.
- Oxford Airport starts selling SAF and plans to open a synthetic fuel plant to decarbonize business aviation.
- Collins introduces a new Surface Air Traffic Management System to track aircraft and ground movements in real time.
In recent aviation news, Jetex has begun operations at their Abu Dhabi FBO located in Al Bateen Executive Airport, signaling expectations of increased business aviation traffic in the UAE. The London aviation scene faces night flight restrictions due to slot limitations, coinciding with the removal of ad hoc slots on the day of the Champions League soccer final. Airbus is spearheading the GOLIAT Project alongside nine partners to facilitate liquid hydrogen operations at European airports, promoting sustainable aviation practices. Meanwhile, Westchester Aviation Group is gearing up for Safety Day on June 11, preceding the NBAA Northeast Regional Forum. Oxford Airport is making strides towards sustainability by offering Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and planning to establish a synthetic fuel plant. Additionally, Collins has launched a new Surface Air Traffic Management System to enhance real-time tracking of aircraft and ground equipment movements. London Biggin Hill Airport foresees expanded economic value and job creation, according to a recent economic study. Lastly, the upcoming 10th edition of the MEBAA Show in Dubai promises new features to further boost the thriving business aviation sector in the region.
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