The Times / Raconteur Business Supplement • 6th April 2023 Air taxi, please! Can urban air mobility get off the ground? Why sit miserably behind the wheel in an urban gridlock when you could be soaring above the traffic in a flying taxi?
Regional Gateway • 7th March 2023 The great cloud migration As aviation’s post-pandemic recovery picks up, the need to ensure a safe, seamless and secure passenger flow continues to evolve. Paul Sillers reports.
CNN • 14th November 2022 Flight carbon calculators and offsets: How do they work and can we trust them? While there are plenty of flight carbon calculators offered by airlines and comparison portals, the methodologies can seem opaque and results vary from site to site.
The Times / Raconteur • 8th December 2022 Lessons from airport biometrics Air travel was one of the first sectors to deploy biometric tech across the entire customer journey. What, then, can airports teach other travel, retail and payment businesses?
CNN • 5th April 2022 Shanghai to New York in two hours? China joins the hypersonic flight race Shanghai to New York in just a couple of hours? Not a problem when you fly in a hypersonic space plane.
Regional Gateway • 5th September 2022 The big screen With biometric-enabled kerb-to-gate passenger flow implementations becoming more ubiquitous, Paul Sillers explores how stakeholders are embracing their multiple benefits.
Financial Times • 13th July 2016 New European aerospace engines and parts address environmental concerns Global air traffic surged over the past year and is expected to more than double over the next two decades.
Sélection du Reader's Digest • 1st December 2016 L'avenir du transport aérien Préparez-vous à plus de confort. Vous voyagez en classe économique? Préparez-vous à plus de confort.
The Times / Raconteur • 20th June 2022 How quickly can aviation make the transition to green power? Aviation has yet to end its 70-year dependence on the highly polluting cocktail of hydrocarbons known as kerosene, but several initiatives are propelling the industry towards a cleaner future.
British Airways Business Life • 1st October 2019 The Eagle Has Landed Birds of prey have unique aerodynamic advantages over their feathered cousins. Could their power and agility inspire new designs for the hybrid airliners of tomorrow? Paul Sillers reports
The Times / Raconteur • 8th July 2022 Welcome to the age of the drone delivery Thanks to advances in tech such as machine learning, cloud computing, GPS and Lidar, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in retail fulfilment is becoming a reality.
Scandinavian Traveler • 10th October 2018 Framtidens flygplan En titt in i flygets framtid pekar på två tydliga trender – grönt och elektiskt. Varför? För att enligt Boeings marknadsprognos för 2018-2037 kommer efterfrågan på nya plan öka med drygt 42 700 de närmaste 20 åren.
The Independent • 21st December 2018 How airlines are using blockchain to unlock frequent flier miles Airlines are using blockchain to provide passengers with fast-track access to their accumulated loyalty points, says Paul Sillers
British Airways Business Life • 1st November 2019 Fuelling Up Takeaway coffee cups and discarded meal packaging could indirectly propel airliners from the mid-2020s onwards as an innovative recycling initiative gets off the ground. Paul Sillers reports
Regional Gateway • 21st December 2022 Ramp to runway A year on from the introduction of ICAO’s Global Reporting Format for Runway Surface Conditions, Paul Sillers reports on how this safety requirement is impacting the airfield landscape.
The Times - Raconteur: Future of Energy 2022 • 15th June 2022 Thrust issues The process of decarbonising air travel started years ago, but concern about oil supply problems, especially in light of the Russo-Ukrainian war, is adding impetus to the sector’s efforts
Regional Gateway • 9th June 2022 Best (suit) case scenario Whilst aviation pins its hopes on sustainable jet fuel, electric aircraft and hydrogen-propelled flight to mitigate its carbon footprint, the environmental implications of passenger luggage are often overlooked. Paul Sillers reports
CNN • 17th February 2022 Por qué el cielo sigue lleno de vuelos "fantasma" vacíos (CNN) -- En los primeros días de la pandemia, cuando la demanda de viajes aéreos se redujo bruscamente y se cerraron las fronteras internacionales, los "vuelos fantasma" se convirtieron en un fenómeno común.
CNN • 12th February 2022 Why the sky is still full of empty 'ghost' flights In the early days of the pandemic, when demand for air travel abruptly flatlined and international borders closed, "ghost flights" became a common phenomenon. The problem is that, more than two years on, they're still haunting the skies above us.
Regional Gateway • 1st April 2022 Sensor sensibility Digital twins can enable airport decision-makers to glean actionable insights across the airfield, apron area and throughout the terminals. Paul Sillers examines the areas where digital twins add value to the airport environment.
