Keep a clean and safe workspace with Rocol With hygiene and cleanliness at the forefront of everyone’s minds, Rocol has announced a new cleaning wipe, designed to clean hands, surfaces and tooling when access to water is difficult.…
Keeping the space industry at the cutting edge Composite engineers at the University of Sheffield AMRC were singled out for praise by Airbus Defence and Space bosses for the speed, efficiency and accuracy of their work on critical…
Jetblue deploys Honeywell’s ultraviolet cleaning system Honeywell’s new UV Cabin System has been put in service as part of a pilot by JetBlue Airways, marking the first time a US airline has implemented the Honeywell technology.…
Repositioning in flight Akana K.J. Ma, a shareholder at law firm, Buchalter, offers a brief introduction for both US and non-US suppliers on the developments in the US concerning regulatory mandates that will…
Analyse and prioritise Ian Shirley, designer of the Thriiive toolset that supports manufacturing companies to improve the operations of the business, reduce inventory and release cash, examines the effects of poor data quality…
Connecting with confidence Harwin’s head of product and market development, Giorgio Potenza looks at how the company is establishing a new paradigm in aerospace cabling. Current movement restrictions and high levels of…
Leading innovation in UK aerospace Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) chief executive, Gary Elliott, offers his thoughts on the institute’s Accelerating Ambition strategy, the funding opportunities through its ATI Programme, the impact of Covid-19 and how…
MAA unveils five-point plan for the aerospace supply chain As the Farnborough International Airshow goes virtual this week, amid the pandemic, most of the aircraft that would normally fly delegates in from all over the world are on the…
CFMS study bolsters business case for regional electric aircraft A new study from the Centre for Modelling & Simulation (CFMS), a not-for-profit specialist in digital engineering, has helped the aerospace industry move a step closer to the development of…
Biomaster in demand as air travel looks to protect passengers Getting people travelling safely again during the pandemic is a key priority for governments across the world and a Stafford-based business is proving to be part of the solution. Addmaster,…
Covid-19: eight tips on how to connect with customers Greg Dutfield, senior sales engineer for industrial and mobility explains why keeping strong business relationships and staying close to your customer in a pandemic is more important than ever. …
The future of manufacturing installations Here Chris Billinge, business development director at TFC, a leading provider of vendor managed inventory services, discusses how the manufacturing industry can handle products and equipment safely following the pandemic.…
Airbus plans to further adapt to Covid-19 environment Airbus has announced plans to adapt its global workforce and resize its commercial aircraft activity in response to the Covid-19 crisis. This adaptation is expected to result in a reduction…
The way forward With the effects of Covid-19 taking hold of the aerospace sector, Meredith Hurst, partner in the employment department of specialist law firm, Thomas Mansfield looks at how companies can restructure…
A business case for aircraft electrification Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing our generation. Yet, until now, carbon dioxide emissions by the aviation industry have continued to rise. Kiran Krishnamurthy, AI domain specialist…
The survival of the agile According to Andy Silcox, research director, University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Cymru, there are few certainties in the aerospace supply chain right now. For the last…
Onwards and upwards together Farnborough Aerospace Consortium represents many prime suppliers, small engineering firms and other innovative companies. Here, company CEO, David Barnes looks at how the Cluster is helping the industry get through…
A change for the better In this Q&A session, Middlesex Aerospace’s managing director, Laurie Foulds looks back over the company’s 75 years in the business and reveals that the secret to success means following your…
Canada keeps the flag flying James Careless contacted Canadian companies and Canadian-based subsidiaries such as Airbus Helicopters, Bell, Bombardier, CAE, and Longview Aviation Corporation (owner of De Havilland Aircraft of Canada and Viking Air) to…
Preparing for the way ahead In a Q&A session, Midlands Aerospace Alliance chief executive, Dr Andrew Mair examines the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on both the Cluster and the region, and predicts an uncertain…
Honeywell launches ultraviolet cleaning system for aircraft Honeywell and Dimer have announced a partnership to bring an ultraviolet cleaning (UVC) system to airlines that, when properly applied, significantly reduces certain viruses and bacteria on airplane cabin surfaces.…
Bombardier Aviation announces Covid-19 workforce adjustments Bombardier Aviation announced today that it would adjust its workforce to align with current market conditions reflecting the extraordinary industry interruptions and challenges caused by COVID-19. When the pandemic first…
Interior sanitising system for aircraft announced Aveo Engineering has announced its worldwide distribution of a cabin and cockpit sanitising system known as Veolite, a method of sanitising aircraft interiors with specific wavelengths of light that target…
Guyson delivers more cleaning machines for ventilator challenge Guyson International, the UK industrial finishing equipment manufacturer based in Skipton, North Yorkshire, has recently delivered and installed a further precision cleaning machine to Rolls-Royce Filton in Bristol, for the…
