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Industry - Looking Forward to 2010
By Our Staff Correspondent
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Trends that manifested themselves during the latter half of 2009 need to be studied so as to crystal gaze into 2010 READ MORE
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Business Aviation - Slow But Steady
By Joseph Noronha, Goa
Business aviation has long been the most neglected sector of the Indian aviation industry. While some constructive measures have been introduced over the last few years, these are scarcely enough for the sector to flourish. |
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New Mantra for Flight Safety
By Mahesh Acharya, Bangalore
The concept of Crew Resource Management is to train aviation professionals to prioritise and take action in high-stress, high-risk environment |
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ATM - Advent of the Automated
By Joseph Noronha, Goa
With ADS-B, a cooperative surveillance and management technique, pilots and controllers will have similar radar-like displays containing highly accurate traffic data relayed via satellite displays that update in real time |
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Safety - How Safe are our Airports?
By K.B. Menon Bangalore
Airports in India being under constant threat, security demands complete coordination between all agencies operating at the airport. Security has to be all pervasive and a collectively committed affair. |
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A Peek at India Aviation 2010
By Ruchika Chawla
Experts on the civil aviation industry from across the globe will take part in the conference to be held in Hyderabad from March 3 to 7 |
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Cause for Cheer
By B.K. Pandey, Bangalore
After nearly 15 months of distress, fortunes of the airline industry are once again beginning to soar. Since the last quarter of 2009, all airlines have been recording healthy load factors. |
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