
Managing Knowledge
Knowledge management programs could help airports deal with the loss of expertise that accompanies mass retirements and resignations, a new report says.
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Knowledge management programs could help airports deal with the loss of expertise that accompanies mass retirements and resignations, a new report says.
by Linda Werfelman
Airport Ops, ATC/ATM, Aviation Industry Data, News
Boeing data show 2.3 million new pilots, cabin crew and maintenance workers will be needed before 2042.
by FSF Editorial Staff
 Lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic will help airports handle future disease outbreaks, study says.
by Linda Werfelman
The agency says its action was prompted by a rash of runway incursions at U.S. airports.
by FSF Editorial Staff
With no standardized guidelines, apron/ramp markings at U.S. airports are often developed according to local preferences, a new report says.
by Linda Werfelman
Airport Ops, Flight Planning, News
Two airline crews misunderstood a NOTAM for an Australian airport and landed farther down a runway than necessary, the ATSB says.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Airport Ops, Flight Ops, Maintenance Matters, News
The AAIB blames insectsâ frenzied nest-building for blocking airlinersâ pitot/static systems at Heathrow in mid-2021 and warns that the problem is likely to recur.
by Linda Werfelman
5G, Airport Ops, Flight Ops, News
The U.S. aviation industry is pressing for a delay in the planned activation of new frequencies for wireless broadband.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Airport Ops, COVID-19, News, Safety Oversight
IATA Urges End to Omicron Travel Bans
by FSF Editorial Staff
Accident/Incident Investigation, Airport Ops, News
A Jazz Aviation Dash 8 was damaged beyond repair; some passenger injuries stemmed from disregard of the flight attendantâs instructions during the evacuation.
by Linda Werfelman