If you’re managing flight operations, sustainability or compliance, you already know the pressure’s building. The Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) is moving from voluntary to mandatory, and with that shift comes …
Spoiler alert – This blog isn’t about the Pareto Principle, which states that 80% of results come from 20% of causes. Instead, the 20:80 rule for integrated Electronic Flight Bags (iEFBs) explains why you may …
The pressure is on. Between rising fuel costs, evolving regulations and increasing demand for sustainability, airline operators are walking a tightrope. CORSIA—the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation—is no longer a distant initiative. …
As you may have heard, new aviation emissions regulations are coming in the form of CORSIA. As this blog post explains, CORSIA is a CO2 emissions reporting and offsetting plan implemented by ICAO to get …
If you haven’t heard of CORSIA, it is a carbon emissions reduction plan that will be implemented for most international flights that will affect most aircraft operators. For a more in-depth description, read A Beginner’s Guide …
You’ve probably heard rumblings about a new aviation emissions regulation called CORSIA. But what is it exactly, and what does it mean for you? Let’s dig in. What is CORSIA, Anyway? CORSIA (Carbon Offsetting and …
Civilian Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) have grown beyond a niche hobby to a significant growth area of the aviation industry. They are now used for everything from agriculture, aerial survey, search/rescue and even racing. And …
The upcoming Asian Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (ABACE) is the premier BA event in the region. ABACE attracts more than 8,000 attendees, 35 aircraft on static display and 165 exhibitors each year. Jeppesen will in booth …
International operations add another layer of complexity to business aviation flying. Generally, operators are aware of common requirements like landing/overflight permits, route/flight planning, fuel, etc. But here are some more obscure, but all too common, …
