Technology http://www.timesaerospace.aero/ en Mon, 04 Nov 2024 10:39:36 +0000 Harnessing advanced technologies and AI for military innovation http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/defence/harnessing-advanced-technologies-and-ai-for-military-innovation

As the defence industry evolves, militaries are embracing advanced technologies to maximise operational efficiency and enhance personnel experiences. New technologies such as the Internet of Military Things, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and edge computing are redefining military operations. In his presentation titled Advanced Technology Development and the Focus on AI, Professor General Adam Finlay walked attendees through a range of technological transformations and discussed how holistically integrating these technologies can enhance military decision-making.

The Role of Data and AI

Military operations today rely on advanced sensor networks that enhance operations by providing real-time data for improved situational awareness. Artificial intelligence plays a pivotal role in processing this influx of data, essential for analysing large volumes of information and making real-time decisions. However, the integration of AI into military operations raises ethical questions, particularly regarding its use in decision-making processes. This has sparked an ongoing industry debate on whether AI should make such decisions autonomously or under human supervision, particularly in light of the Geneva Conventions and other rules governing armed conflict.

Within the broader landscape of AI applications, Finlay identifies several key components responsible for transforming military operations. Machine learning enables AI systems to recognise patterns in data and make decisions or predictions without explicit human input. These systems are particularly valuable in generating recommendations or identifying threats based on statistical reasoning, significantly enhancing decision-making capabilities. Natural language processing transforms communication through real-time translation, facilitating seamless collaboration among personnel from diverse linguistic backgrounds—crucial for international military operations. Meanwhile, Generative AI is gaining attention for its ability to create human-like content, including text, images, and audio, applicable in various military contexts from generating reports to simulating scenarios based on vast datasets. Collectively, these technologies embolden the advancement of data-driven AI and pave the way for a more responsive and agile military force.

In addition to AI, cybersecurity and data protection have become critical areas of concern. Finlay notes that AI algorithms are increasingly being employed to penetrate encryption systems, highlighting the need for secure communications and advanced threat detection systems to safeguard sensitive data. This is especially important given the vast amounts of information flowing through military networks.

Interoperability in Modern Military Technologies

All this new technology signifies the vital need for interoperability. With so many devices, platforms, and systems connected to the network, effective information sharing and collaboration across different technologies are essential. There is an ongoing effort to ensure that all these systems work together harmoniously, allowing military personnel access to accurate and timely data.

Edge computing emerges as a transformative solution that minimises dependency on conventional cloud computing. As Finlay noted, "It's better for the edge device to do the analytics at the coalface." Analysing information locally allows for faster decision-making in critical situations. However, there are instances when sending all data back to a central cloud system for analysis is preferable, considering cloud computing can handle larger data sets. This presents a trade-off: "Do you do it at the edge and send back analysed information, or do you send it all back to use cloud computing?" Finlay addresses the ongoing tension between bandwidth limitations and the need for real-time analytics in high-stress scenarios.

While these technologies offer significant potential, the true challenge lies in integrating them into a cohesive system. Modern military operates across multiple defence domains—sea, air, land, cyber, and space—each requiring specialised systems for effective communication, navigation, and operational capabilities.

The Challenge of Cognitive Overload

Finlay addresses the biggest challenged faced amidst technological advancements, “When we put all these systems together, we have come to a very, very uncomfortable realisation. That in all this high-tech, of all these systems that are being integrated for the human, the weakness is the human. The weakness is the ability of the human to deal with the vast amount of inputs that are coming into his or her brain.”

Despite technological advancements, the biggest challenge remains cognitive overload. Soldiers are often inundated with vast amounts of information from multiple systems, and this can impair their ability to make quick, effective decisions. Finlay stresses how in the face of cognitive overload, complex operations can overwhelm even the most experienced soldiers. 

To mitigate this, AI protocols are being developed to manage stress responses in military personnel. When individuals experience cognitive overload, their bodies release cortisol, a hormone linked to stress. Through saliva and blood detectors, AI systems can detect elevated cortisol levels and automatically take over lower-level tasks, allowing personnel to focus on critical decision-making. The AI automatically engages for a time until the cortisol and stress responses have lowered, and they’ve regained full cognitive function.

Finlay concludes by emphasising the importance of integrating technologies to create a cohesive decision-making system for military personnel. “The totality of them has to be integrated so that personnel can make decisions that are right for the moment with all the inputs at hand, while also accounting for cognitive overload and stress responses.”

A Platform for Innovation

Insights shared by Professor General Adam Finlay to a select audience illustrated the importance of advanced technologies and AI is a vital evolution in the defence landscape. For attendees, this presentation served as a crucial platform for cultivating dialogue and exploring practical solutions to the challenges faced by military personnel, ultimately paving the way for a more effective and responsive defence sector.

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At World Defense Show 2024, Professor General Adam Finlay, an Australian special forces commander and academic, delivered a presentation on the pivotal role of data and technologies in modern military operations.

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Global Passenger Survey reveals travellers prioritise convenience and speed http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/airports/global-passenger-survey-reveals-travellers-prioritise-convenience-and-speed

The results showed, for a smoother travel experience, they are eager to use biometric identification and complete some travel processes before reaching the airport.

"Passengers want flexibility and transparency when planning and booking travel, plus speed and convenience at the airport. More are embracing biometrics, digital wallets, and off-airport processes to make it happen," said Nick Careen, IATA's Senior Vice President of Operations, Safety, and Security.

Planning, Booking and Payment

•    68% said proximity to the airport was their top priority when selecting their departure airport, followed by minimising total travel time (33%) and getting the best ticket price (25%).

•    71% said they book travel online or via a mobile app, with 53% preferring to use the airline’s website / app and only 16% preferring human interaction.

•    32% said they wanted to have all travel information consolidated in one place during the pre-travel process.

•    79% prefer to pay for travel with a credit or debit card (+8 ppt on 2023), followed by digital wallets at 20% (+2ppt on 2023) and instant payment solutions, such as IATA Pay, at 7% (+3ppt on 2023).

•    Convenience was the main reason passengers chose a particular payment method (70%), followed by benefits (39%) and security (33%). 

Passengers prioritise convenience in the planning, booking and payment phase of travel. For this convenience, they may accept some higher costs and they are increasingly willing to use technologies such as digital wallets. IATA’s Modern Airline Retailing initiative is helping airlines to deliver greater customer centricity based on the foundational work of New Distribution Capability and the conversion to Offers and Orders. The Airline Retailing Maturity Index supports airlines in their distribution and payment transformation.

"Technology continues to change the way people plan, book and pay for travel. Travellers expect the same conveniences when shopping for travel that they get in any other online shopping experience. That means simplicity, clarity, and with options to meet their preferences while keeping their data secure. The industry is stepping up to meet the demand for greater customer centricity through IATA’s Modern Airline Retailing initiative. Passengers will experience its positive impact progressively in the very near future,” said Muhammad Albakri, IATA’s Senior Vice President for Financial Settlement and Distribution Services.

Airport

•    70% said they want to reach their boarding gate in 30 minutes or less when traveling with just a carry-on; 74% expect it to take no longer than 45 minutes with a checked bag.

•    85% said they are willing to share immigration data i.e. passport, visa with authorities before departure to speed up airport process. And 89% are interested in a trusted traveler program to expedite security screening.

•    45% said immigration procedures should be completed before reaching the airport, and 36% feel the same about check-in. Additionally, 70% of passengers said they’d be more likely to check-in a bag if they could do so in advance.

•    46% of travellers experienced airport processes using biometric identification. The highest usage is seen at entry and exit immigration checkpoints (43%). 84% of users were satisfied. And 75% prefer using biometrics over traditional passports and boarding passes.

•    50% said they are concerned about data protection and 39% would be more open to biometric solutions if assured of their data's security.

IATA’s One ID initiative is helping the industry to respond to traveler desires for faster processes and less hassle on the way to their aircraft, securely powered by biometrics and digital identity.

"The clear message from travellers is that they expect to board their planes faster with technology and smarter processes beginning well before they reach the airport. And the good news is that we are making this happen. Already travellers can arrive at the airport ready to fly with admissibility checks completed. And biometrics and digital identity can deliver a paperless experience once at the airport. That’s great for passengers. Importantly, the greater efficiency will help airport infrastructure to better cope with the growth in passenger numbers, helping to make the business case for adopting these new technologies and processes even more compelling,” said Careen.

Digital solutions are preferred by younger generations

Under-25s are considerably more proactive in using technology to improve their travel but want assurances on security.

•    51% would choose digital wallets for payment, far above the global average of 20%.

•    90% expressed interest in using a smartphone with a digital wallet, passport, and loyalty cards for booking, payment, and airport navigation, surpassing the global average of 77%.

•    48% prefer biometrics over traditional passports and boarding passes, compared to 43% of those aged 56-75.

•    50% of under-25s would be more open to biometric solutions if assured of data security, versus the global average of 39%.

African and Middle East Trends

Africa Passengers

African passengers prioritise convenience when choosing an airport but often face limited options due to a lack of alternatives. More passengers in this region book their tickets through travel agents than in any other area. They also show a stronger interest in adopting digital solutions and technology to streamline travel processes. Additionally, complex visa requirements are a deterrent for African travellers compared to other regions.

Middle East Passengers

Middle East passengers are the most likely to choose an airport for its facilities and services. A higher percentage book their flights through a channel where human interaction is involved than most other regions. They are enthusiastic about using smartphones to store digital wallets, digital passports, and loyalty cards for booking, payment, and airport navigation. Over half have used biometrics instead of a passport for airport processes in the past 12 months, with nearly all reporting satisfaction with the experience.

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IATA has released the results of its 2024 Global Passenger Survey revealing that travellers continue to prioritise convenience and speed.

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Wed, 30 Oct 2024 11:04:26 +0000 eNethersole 69092 at http://www.timesaerospace.aero
Egyptair Cargo awards full-service ULD management agreement to Unilode http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/air-transport/egyptair-cargo-awards-full-service-uld-management-agreement-to-unilode

Unilode will supply digitalised PMC and PAG pallets from its global pool to Egyptair Cargo, and provide access to its e-ULD app and customer dashboard to further enhance operational efficiencies and data analytics.

Mohammed Akhlaq, Unilode's chief commercial officer, said: “We are delighted about Egyptair Cargo’s decision to enter into a long-term ULD management partnership with Unilode, which will strengthen our footprint in Africa. In addition to Unilode’s comprehensive ULD solutions, global pool, and worldwide network, this contract award is also a testament to the brilliant work of our people, who go above and beyond to meet all our customers’ ULD needs 24/7 across the globe and earned Egyptair Cargo’s confidence in committing with Unilode for the longer term. We welcome Egyptair Cargo as the newest member of our global ULD management customer portfolio and are committed to facilitating their expansion with Unilode’s ULD solutions for many years to come.”

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Egyptair Cargo and Unilode Aviation Solutions have entered into a long-term partnership for full-service ULD management.

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Tue, 29 Oct 2024 10:33:41 +0000 eNethersole 69086 at http://www.timesaerospace.aero
IATA to offer digital currencies in financial settlement systems http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/iata-to-offer-digital-currencies-in-financial-settlement-systems

“Digitalisation impacts many aspects of our daily lives, including the currency we use. With the increasing use of digital currencies, it is imperative that IATA’s industry financial settlement systems adapt to support the needs of those using our services,” said Muhammad Albakri, IATA’s senior vice president for financial settlement and distribution services.

The first digital currency to be offered is the digital Renminbi, which will be available in the China Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) by the end of 2024.  “China is one of the most advanced countries in the world in the adoption of digital currency. Recognising the trend, IATA’s China Airline Committee requested for the digital Renminbi to be included in the BSP. This is an important development and IATA will accommodate the digital Renminbi by year-end,” said Albakri.

IATA is also examining the potential to offer other digital currencies in its settlement systems based on the needs and requirements of the industry. “The experience gained in introducing the digital Renminbi will help IATA in onboarding other digital currencies in the future,” said Albakri.

Additional Currency in ICCS

In July 2024, IATA added the Renminbi Offshore (CNH) currency to its IATA Currency Clearance Service (ICCS), bringing the total number of currencies handled by the service to 74. The ICCS is IATA’s global cash management system. It enables airlines’ treasurers to repatriate their sales funds worldwide to their preferred nominated currencies.  This results in an accelerated and improved working capital management and reduced foreign exchange risks.

“At the heart of the integration of the digital Renminbi and all other settlement system work is a need to serve the customer and adapt to their behavioural changes in payment methods. Payment should be seamless. A customer shouldn’t be frustrated by not having their payment method of choice available. Nor should airlines lose out on deriving the proper value from their ticket sales,” said Albakri.

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Thales to equip Qatar Airways A321NX fleet with FlytEDGE IFE system http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/thales-to-equip-qatar-airways-a321nx-fleet-with-flytedge-ife-system

FlytEDGE will elevate the entertainment experience to new heights utilising cloud computing technologies, open software platform, and unparalleled performance.

Qatar Airways is the first airline to announce the selection of FlytEDGE.

Qatar Airways, voted the World’s Best Airline by Skytrax in 2024, and Thales have signed an agreement to equip Qatar Airways’ new A321 NX fleet with FlytEDGE, Thales’ Crystal Cabin award-winning Inflight Entertainment (IFE) system. Qatar Airways is embarking on a digital transformation journey that can only be delivered by FlytEDGE; the world’s first cloud-native IFEC platform, bringing a new level of personalization and passenger entertainment. Qatar Airways is the first airline to announce their selection of FlytEDGE.

Over the years, Qatar Airways has partnered with Thales as its IFE provider to equip their Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, A350 and A380 aircraft. This new agreement expands the collaboration to the A321 NX fleet, building on the long-standing relationship between the two companies and their shared commitment to deliver a superior passenger experience. FlytEDGE will elevate the entertainment experience to new heights utilizing cloud computing technologies, an open software platform, and unparalleled performance, enabling cutting-edge capabilities such as access to streaming platforms, live personalization, and gaming. The system enables the rapid integration of Qatar Airways’ vast portfolio of group brands, products, and other web-based applications. Thales’ FlytEDGE is powered by the award-winning Onboard Data Center (ODC) with the industry’s first blade architecture and 96TB of storage to enable onboard edge caching and much more.

Thales’ FlytEDGE solution features the best consumer technologies on the market. The system boasts cinematic 4K QLED HDR seatback displays to immerse passengers with over 1 billion vibrant colours and two Bluetooth connections so passengers can pair their personal wireless devices. The system broadcasts the same user interface onboard for all devices- phones, tablets and seatback screens. With Thales’ Crystal Cabin award-winning Pulse power management solution delivering high-speed charging at each seat to any passenger device, everyone arrives at their destination recharged, entertained, and relaxed.

Qatar Airways Senior Vice President Product Development, Xia Cai said: “At Qatar Airways, we continue to enhance our world-leading passenger experience, and providing passengers with top-quality inflight entertainment forms a key part of this approach. As our digital transformation journey evolves, we are thrilled to partner with Thales to introduce FlytEDGE onto our entertainment platform. We are confident passengers on our A321 NX fleet will have access to the most innovative consumer technology in the skies.”

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Qatar Airways and Thales have signed an agreement to equip Qatar Airways’ new A321 NX fleet with FlytEDGE, the world’s first cloud-native inflight entertainment platform.

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Mon, 28 Oct 2024 14:07:32 +0000 eNethersole 69078 at http://www.timesaerospace.aero
Gamit’s ROAM wins Transavia France digital records management tender http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/gamits-roam-wins-transavia-france-digital-records-management-tender

It will use the aerospace industry leading software produced by Gamit called ROAM (Records Online Asset Management) which is a digital records management solution.

Transavia France will utilise ROAM to further modernise its operations and seamlessly manage the technical documentation generated by its fleet, using ROAM’s unique functions and integrations to monitor & manage airworthiness compliance. ROAM is a tool that will enable Transavia France to capitalise on operational efficiencies optimising manpower and aid their continuous improvement objectives.

Sylvain Fagot, SVP Fleet, Engineering & Maintenance of Transavia France said:“We are excited to have partnered with GAMIT. We were in search of a comprehensive records management solution, and their platform, ROAM, seems to perfectly meet our expectations. It will enable us to digitise all our records and, more importantly, meet the specific needs of phasing out our 737 fleet.”

Chris Leese Wood, chief operating officer of GAMIT said: “We are incredibly proud to have been selected and trusted by Transavia France as its provider for technical records management software. Transavia is a highly forward-thinking airline and we look forward to supporting its operations as a trusted and strategic partner.”

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GAMIT, an AMAC Aerospace Company that works heavily in the Middle East, has been awarded a long-term contract to digitise the technical records of Transavia France’s fleet.

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Riyadh Air selects SabreMosaic to power next-gen retailing http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/riyadh-air-selects-sabremosaic-to-power-next-gen-retailing

Through this partnership, Riyadh Air will adopt comprehensive SabreMosaic Offer Optimization technology that provides the intelligence to enable the airline’s ambition to be the first carrier to operate on offer- and order-based technology across the entire retail spectrum from its first day of operations in 2025.

Powered by Sabre Travel AITM and utilising Google’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) toolkit, this innovative approach enhances offer construction with smart customer segmentation and intelligent bundling – enabling Riyadh Air to unlock value and benefits from effective offer optimisation capabilities.

As it begins operations in a highly competitive regional environment, Riyadh Air will deploy SabreMosaic Air Price IQ, Ancillary IQ, Bundle IQ, and Upgrade IQ to generate and manage dynamic offers. Riyadh Air will also deploy SabreMosaic Continuous Revenue Optimizer for true continuous pricing, making it the first airline in the world to operate without traditional fare filing and booking classes in the direct channel.

Vincent Coste, chief commercial officer, Riyadh Air, said: “Partnering with Sabre has been instrumental in bringing our vision to life.Their expertise, innovation, and commitment to excellence make them the ideal partner as we embark on this journey to become the first airline to operate on full offer and order technology. This collaboration ensures we are equipped to meet the evolving needs of our customers and to deliver a truly differentiated experience. Sabre’s intelligent solutions act as the catalyst for our offer and order platform, and we are excited to continue working together to achieve our ambitious goals.”

Darren Rickey, senior vice president, global airline sales and account management, Sabre Travel Solutions, said: “We are excited to partner with Riyadh Air as they become the first airline to operate entirely on offer- and order-based technology.

Riyadh Air’s forward-thinking approach and vision to be a digital-first airline align seamlessly with Sabre’s commitment to leading the transformation of airline retailing. This partnership highlights our shared dedication to innovation as the industry moves towards a fully offer- and order-driven future.”

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Riyadh Air will deploy Sabre’s AI-powered solutions at the forefront of the industry’s transition to a more modern retailing approach.

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Fri, 18 Oct 2024 11:40:10 +0000 eNethersole 69038 at http://www.timesaerospace.aero
Dans enters strategic partnership with DFS Group of Germany http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/dans-enters-strategic-partnership-with-dfs-group-of-germany

As per the agreement DFS Aviation Services will supply functional and administrative personnel related to air traffic management activities for a period of five years, starting from 1 January 2025.

The agreement was signed by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group and Chairman of Dubai Air Navigation Services;  Andreas Potzsch, managing director DFS Aviation Services Group; and Moritz Manzel, managing director DFS Aviation Services Middle East Branch in Dubai. 

His Highness said: "By deploying high-quality and professional personnel, dans will always be able to further enhance its services and adopt global best practices, which will contribute to strengthening the aviation ecosystem in the United Arab Emirates by consolidating Dubai's position as a leading global aviation hub.”

“We are continuously committed to consolidating Dubai’s position as a leading global aviation hub. This partnership marks a significant milestone in our shared journey towards excellence and growth. This strategic partnership agreement highlights our commitment to advancing air navigation services and operations with innovative technology and know-how,” said Mr. Ibrahim Ahli.

“The efficiency of our personnel will further enhance to provide world class air navigation services to cope with the ever-increasing air traffic and add value to our safety and security services coupled with the latest technology,” he added.

“With the provision of manpower supply services, the DFS Group is pleased to be making another important contribution to supplying personnel for air traffic management in this region. We are excited to formalize and strengthen our partnership with dans, ensuring a high-performing team,” said Mr. Andreas Pötzsch, Managing Director DFS Aviation Services Group.

"This new contract not only reinforces our longstanding collaboration but also underscores our shared commitment to excellence in air traffic management,” he added.

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Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans) has signed a strategic partnership agreement with DFS Aviation Services (DAS), a subsidiary of the German air navigation service provider Deutsche Flugsicherung (DFS).

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Madagascar Airlines partners with Travelport http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/madagascar-airlines-partners-with-travelport

Thierry de Bailleul said: “This new collaboration underscores Madagascar Airlines commitment to delivering top-tier services while adapting to the demands of international markets.  It further supports our mission of enhancing Madagascar’s connectivity to the world.”

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Madagascar Airlines is partnering with the Travelport group to integrate the global distribution systems Galileo and Travelport in order to enhance its international visibility.   

     

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Etihad Airways rolls out digital tool to enhance the inflight experience http://www.timesaerospace.aero/news/technology/etihad-airways-rolls-out-digital-tool-to-enhance-the-inflight-experience

Developed in-house by Etihad's Digital Transformation and Innovation team, Skypad represents a significant step forward in personalised, efficient air travel service. 

Cabin crew serving in premium cabins have begun receiving tablets equipped with the SkyPad application and other key tools. These devices enable crew members to access real-time flight updates, ensuring each guest’s needs are anticipated and addressed promptly. 

"At Etihad, we're committed to embracing technology that enhances our guests' journey," said Turky Alhammadi, Director of Product Development & Hospitality at Etihad Airways. "Skypad embodies our dedication to excellence, blending innovation with our world-renowned hospitality."

Streamlined dining experience

Skypad's Meal Order Taking feature allows cabin crew to take and complete orders with minimal steps, ensuring a smoother dining experience for passengers. The system's real-time inventory tracking enables precise management of onboard resources, reducing waste and improving sustainability efforts. 

"The introduction of Skypad marks a new chapter in our service evolution," Alhammadi added. "We're continuously working on new functionalities to make this tool even more effective, always with the goal of providing an unparalleled guest experience."

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Wed, 16 Oct 2024 10:45:58 +0000 eNethersole 69023 at http://www.timesaerospace.aero