Aviation Digital Technology Management

Join Assistant Professor Seck Tan, Programme Leader, Air Transport Management and learn all about Air Transport Management at SIT. -- Come chat with us with your questions during the interactive live weekends on 16, 17, 23 and 24 January 2021, and stand a chance to win a $20 Grab Voucher! Visit us at https://www.singaporetech.edu.sg/openhouse/ -- All information is accurate at time of broadcast.

In addition to a general management education, the aviation management course provides you with specialist knowledge in all areas of aviation and qualifies you for careers in demanding positions in this growing industry sector. It is well recognised that in the near future, the aviation industry will require increased numbers of new pilots and other trained specialist staff to operate the expanding global air fleet. The programme is designed so that the first three years of the course provide you with a general introduction to business analysis, the aviation sector, technical aspects of piloting and industry relevant work experience. In your final year, you can opt to enter either flight training to qualify as a commercial pilot or choose to follow more specialist studies in aviation management.

Hi! In this video we look at the communication system on an aircraft. We see how aircraft receives and sends voice and other data to different ground stations or to other aircraft. We see how the crew can manage the audio in order to transmit and receive it through speakers or headset. We also see what is meant by ACARS and where the data is sent through ACARS and what data is sent through it. Then we see the different Antennas that are used by the communication system to ensure that the aircraft stays in touch with different ground stations. Please Do WATCH and SUBSCRIBE!

Fall 2024: NCC is expanding its Aviation education beyond the existing Aviation Maintenance training to offer these two new options: • Air Traffic Control • Aviation Management

Management is often seen as a boring subject not for the young, but did you know we have been doing it since we were little? The last lecture session of the Ready, Set, Fly: Aviation Lecture Series sees Adjunct Instructor Ignatius Chan covering Management and its 4 main stages – Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling – in a less boring way. This is especially true in the context of aviation given that the only constant in the industry is change. Date: 31 Aug 2020 Speaker: Ignatius L. Chan, Senior Executive, Student Services and Adjunct Instructor, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

BBA (Aviation Management) Semester-II- Subject-ACS -Topic-Maximizing Communication -Lecture held on 26 May 2021 for Case Study- Use of Digital and Social Media in Aviation Industry.

In this episode ?Brad ?is joined by ?Dr Ip-Shing Fan, Senior Lecturer of Enterprise Systems at Cranfield University's Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC), to discuss how Digital Transformation is vital in helping the Aviation Sector face it's very unique challenges. Dr Fan, explains how COVID 19 had a particularly hard impact on the industry and how it is still struggling to address the loss of so many skilled engineers. He also talks about how AI can empower Predictive Maintenance practices to ensure the highest safety standards are met across the sector, but humans will always have the leading role in operations.

In the last few years technologies such as additive manufacturing are becoming more common for gas turbine applications, allowing greater flexibility in the design space. There is now a drive from Net Zero challenging targets to fully exploit this flexibility and to design and validate new parts in a digital environment. Full digitalisation of the process has the potential to generate completely new designs, not based on past solutions. However, this requires more accurate estimators for critical applications, such as the high temperature components of high-pressure stages, in order to be sure that the solution is feasible and reliable. Recent development of machine learning methodologies is enabling estimators with greater accuracy to be produced. Francesco Montomoli is Professor of Computational Aerodynamics at Imperial College London whose research is moving the field towards the full digital design of a gas turbine for net zero. In his inaugural lecture he will be show how optimization methods, mainly based on topology optimization strategies, can be used to fulfil these needs, and how recent studies have shown how such optimization based on deep neural networks is opening new possibilities for the design of next generation gas turbines.

'FLY digital' is a digital start-up aviation academy that runs workshops on Airport Operations, providing their students the capacity to harness diverse opportunities in airline and airport management segments at a very affordable fee. The program offers quality online education and state-of-the-art airport workshops to the young aspirants who dream of excelling in the airport, airline, and aviation careers. It stands out among the aviation courses in Kerala for its rich faculty which includes experienced academicians and veterans from the aviation industry. Visit us at www.flydigitalacademy.com