Air Travel Demand Recovery Faces CO₂ Mitigation and Inflation Challenges
Bain & Company's updated air travel forecast anticipates global revenue passenger kilometers (RPK) to reach 11.7 trillion by 2030, 139% of 2019 levels. However, CO₂ mitigation costs and inflationary…
Thanksgiving travel numbers may break records in 2024
The Thanksgiving travel period will see record-breaking numbers for those hitting both the roads and the skies, according to reports from several airlines and travel organizations. That would be an increase of…
IATA Reports All-Time High for Passenger Demand
In September 2024, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported a 7.1% year-on-year increase in global passenger demand, reaching an all-time high. Capacity grew by 5.8%, with international…
Cargo Container Damages American Airlines 787 Engine at O’Hare
On October 17, 2024, an American Airlines Boeing 787-9 arriving at Chicago O’Hare from London ingested a cargo container into its engine while taxiing to the gate. The incident occurred after jet blast from a…
How AI is Revolutionizing Air Travel Operations
AI is transforming air travel by optimizing operations, enhancing safety, and improving passenger experiences. From predictive maintenance to automated airfield management and streamlined workflows, AI…
Preparing Airports for the Arrival of Electric Aircraft
Airports are preparing for the integration of electric aircraft, particularly eVTOLs, by updating master plans and infrastructure. WSP leads efforts at Philadelphia and Dallas airports, addressing challenges…
Exploring Robotics and Automation in Ground Handling
Airports are increasingly adopting robotics and automation to streamline ground handling operations. Key innovations include robotic exoskeletons for baggage handling, autonomous cargo-moving robots, and…
Record-breaking July 4 travel expected
A record-breaking 71 million Americans are expected to travel over the July 4th week, with 5.74 million flying and 51 million driving. Peak road congestion times are between 2 PM and 7 PM, particularly on July…
FAA and EASA Pledge Strong Cooperation
The FAA and EASA have committed to collaborating on aviation safety and modernization over the next decade. Their goals include enhancing safety oversight, optimizing resources, advancing new technologies,…
Europe’s Push for Synthetic Green Aviation Fuels
The aviation industry urges Europe to invest more in synthetic aviation fuels (e-SAFs) to meet 2050 decarbonization targets, as biofuel supply alone is insufficient. E-SAF, although costly, offers a cleaner…
FAA, EASA Release New Certification Criteria for Air Taxis
The FAA and EASA have released new certification standards for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxis. These standards streamline the certification process for advanced air mobility (AAM)…
Managing Charging Demands at Vertiports
Electrifying vertiports involves addressing substantial electricity needs for charging eVTOLs. Key strategies include on-site electricity generation, battery storage, and strategic placement. Collaboration…
Congressional Sustainable Aviation Caucus Launched
U.S. Representatives Sharice Davids and Dusty Johnson launched a bipartisan Congressional Sustainable Aviation Caucus to support the aviation industry's decarbonization goals. The caucus focuses on sustainable…
Hypersonic Aircraft Reaches Key Milestones
Leidos has completed the conceptual and system requirements reviews for the Air Force Research Laboratory's hypersonic aircraft. This project, in collaboration with top industry and academic experts, focuses…
Munich Airport Enhances Automation with Robots
Munich Airport is advancing automation through the Digital Testbed Air Cargo project, using robots like Boston Dynamics’ Spot and Fraunhofer IML’s O³dyn and evoBOT. These robots enhance efficiency in cargo…
Tech Innovations Boost Military Efficiency
Adopting advanced technology is crucial to meet rising military demands. Innovations in AI, cybersecurity, and autonomous systems enhance operational efficiency and strategic capabilities. These technologies…
Enhancing Defense with AI Innovations
AI is transforming military operations by improving strategic decision-making, data processing, combat simulations, target recognition, and cybersecurity. Key applications include drone swarms, autonomous…
IAG’s Transformative Approach to Aviation Innovation
IAG is revolutionizing the aviation industry through robotics, AI, and automation, collaborating with airports and startups. Key initiatives include fully automated airport experiences, autonomous baggage…
Biometrics Transforming Air Travel: Convenience vs. Privacy
Biometrics, especially facial recognition, are revolutionizing U.S. airport procedures by speeding up bag drops, security, and boarding. While enhancing security and passenger convenience, this technology…
Preparing for eVTOL Integration: Key Considerations
As the eVTOL industry prepares for takeoff, challenges like infrastructure development, regulatory approval, and public acceptance must be addressed. Collaboration among manufacturers, regulators, and urban…
AI’s Role in Future Military Aircraft
AI will revolutionize military aircraft by enhancing sensing, decision-making, and autonomy. Key benefits include improved threat detection, faster decision processes, optimized mission management, and…
The Future of Airports: Embracing Digital Transformation
Airport 4.0 integrates automation, AI, and IoT to create seamless, efficient travel experiences. Key trends include achieving net-zero emissions, enhancing intermodal connectivity, leveraging biometric…
Electric Plane Revolutionizes Air Travel
Elysian, a Dutch startup, is developing a 90-seat electric plane capable of traveling nearly 500 miles on a single charge, challenging the conventional belief that battery-electric planes must be small and…
Pentagon Enhances Military Tech Innovation
The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is increasing its role in military technology, focusing on integrating commercial tech to enhance operational capabilities. With proposed budget increases and new…
Future of Airfield Lighting: Automation in Design
Automation in Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) design enhances efficiency and accuracy by using tools like Autodesk, Python, and Revit. This integration allows for faster and more reliable construction outputs,…
Ground Infrastructure Evolves for eVTOL Aircraft
The development of ground infrastructure for eVTOL aircraft is progressing, focusing on creating vertiports, charging systems, and integrating eVTOL operations into urban environments. Collaboration between…
Ground Handling Trends for 2023 and Beyond
Ground handling operations are focusing on addressing workforce challenges, minimizing baggage mishandling, adopting standardized practices, and leveraging digitalization and sustainability. These trends aim…
Naval Aviation Lessons for AI Military Innovation
Lessons from naval aviation, including realistic experimentation, visionary leadership, and navigating bureaucracy, can inform military AI innovation. Adapting these strategies can help address cultural and…
Low staffing, more close calls: FAA responds to increased scrutiny on aviation safety
In response to an increase in aviation close calls, the FAA is intensifying efforts to improve safety. Key measures include updating safety protocols, enhancing pilot training, and leveraging advanced…
Air Traffic Controller Shortage Impacts European Flights
Europe's air traffic controller shortage is causing significant flight delays and hindering recovery in the aviation sector. The lack of staff has led to increased workloads and operational inefficiencies,…
Air Traffic Controller Shortage Increases Risks
The air traffic controller shortage is leading to increased close calls and safety concerns in U.S. air travel. Controllers face high stress and long hours, exacerbating errors. Despite high pay and interest,…
U.S. Air Travel Safety Concerns
U.S. air travel is currently very safe, with no fatal crashes since 2009. However, frequent near misses, understaffed and overworked air traffic controllers, and outdated safety systems highlight looming…
Airline Safety: Rising Close Calls
The New York Times highlights a worrying increase in near-miss incidents in U.S. air travel, despite a long period without fatal crashes. Factors include overworked air traffic controllers and insufficient…
Safety Concerns for Airport Ground Workers
Airport ground workers are experiencing heightened safety risks due to increased workloads, understaffing, and inadequate training. These challenges are exacerbated by the rising demand for air travel and…
Airport Ground Workers’ Safety Issues
Airport ground workers face increasing safety risks due to heavy workloads, understaffing, and insufficient training. The rising demand for air travel and pressure on airlines to maintain efficiency exacerbate…
Flight Delays and Cancellations Surge
Air travelers are facing increased flight delays and cancellations due to severe weather, staffing shortages, and rising passenger demand. The disruptions have caused widespread frustration, highlighting the…
Electric Flying Taxis Aim for Paris Olympics Debut
Volocopter plans to launch its VoloCity electric aircraft service in Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics. The EVTOL aircraft promises quieter, cheaper, and emission-free urban transportation. Volocopter aims to…
Severe Weather Causes Flight Chaos
Severe weather on the East Coast led to widespread flight delays and cancellations, affecting thousands of travelers. The storms caused significant disruptions at major airports, highlighting the vulnerability…
European Flight Delays Disrupt Travel
Flight delays across Europe are causing significant disruptions for summer travelers. Issues stem from air traffic controller shortages, strikes, and rising passenger demand, complicating vacation plans. These…
French Strikes Disrupt Air Travel
French air traffic control strikes have led to widespread flight delays and cancellations, causing significant disruptions for travelers. The strikes, driven by labor disputes over working conditions and pay,…
Airline Mismanagement and Passenger Rights
Flight delays and cancellations are increasing, with airlines often responsible for the disruptions. The Biden administration aims to introduce regulations to improve passenger rights, including compensation…
French Air Traffic Control Strikes Disrupt Travel
French air traffic control strikes have caused significant flight delays and cancellations, disrupting travel across Europe. The strikes, motivated by disputes over working conditions and pay, have exacerbated…
Southwest Airlines Q2 Earnings Report
Southwest Airlines reported a strong Q2 performance in 2023, showing recovery from previous operational disruptions. Increased demand for travel and strategic cost management contributed to improved financial…
Summer Travel Faces Major Disruptions
Air travel this summer is marked by significant flight delays and cancellations due to severe weather, air traffic controller shortages, and rising passenger demand. Airlines and passengers are struggling with…
Summer Travel Faces Major Disruptions
Air travel this summer is plagued by significant flight delays and cancellations due to severe weather, air traffic controller shortages, and rising passenger demand. These disruptions have caused frustration…
Summer Travel Faces Major Disruptions
This summer, air travel has been significantly impacted by severe weather, staffing shortages, and high passenger demand, leading to widespread flight delays and cancellations. These disruptions have caused…
EasyJet blames widespread flight cancellations on ‘unprecedented’ air-traffic control disruption
EasyJet has canceled 1,700 flights this summer, affecting around 180,000 passengers, due to "unprecedented" air traffic control disruptions and strikes. The airline is focused on mitigating the impact on…
FAA Seeks Congressional Support Amid Travel Disruptions
The FAA is urging Congress to pass legislation to address ongoing air travel disruptions, including flight delays and cancellations. The proposed measures aim to improve air traffic control staffing, modernize…
FAA Reauthorization Bill Targets Air Travel Issues
Congress is considering the FAA Reauthorization Bill to address air travel issues, including staffing shortages, outdated infrastructure, and passenger rights. The bill proposes measures to enhance air traffic…
FAA Progresses Air Taxi Regulations
The FAA is moving forward with regulations to facilitate the integration of air taxis into U.S. airspace. This initiative aims to support the development and deployment of electric vertical takeoff and landing…
FAA Unveils Innovate28 for Air Taxis
The FAA's Innovate28 plan aims to integrate advanced air mobility (AAM) like eVTOL air taxis by 2028, focusing on certification, infrastructure, and operations. Targeting the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, the…
Northeast Airports Face Significant Flight Delays
Severe weather in the Northeast U.S. led to widespread flight delays and groundings, affecting major airports like JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark. The disruptions caused significant travel headaches, with…
Summer Travel Chaos Highlights Industry Struggles
Read more The summer travel season is plagued by widespread disruptions due to airline staffing shortages, air traffic control issues, and severe weather. Passengers face significant delays and cancellations,…
Airlines More Responsible for US Flight Delays
A Bloomberg report highlights that US flight delays are primarily attributed to airline operations rather than government issues. Airlines face challenges like staffing shortages and logistical inefficiencies,…
Summer Travel Disruptions Expected
Experts warn that air travel disruptions, including delays and cancellations, will continue throughout the summer due to air traffic controller shortages and overscheduling by airlines. Despite efforts by the…
Air Traffic Control Strike Affects European Travel
The European air traffic control strike is causing significant travel disruptions, with many flights delayed or canceled. The strike, driven by disputes over working conditions, highlights the fragility of…
The True Causes Behind Summer Airline Delays
Summer airline delays are primarily due to government mismanagement, regulatory inefficiencies, and insufficient air traffic control staffing, argues Steve Forbes. He criticizes the FAA and outdated…
European Air Travel Prices Remain High
While the chaotic disruptions in European air travel are easing, elevated ticket prices are likely to persist. Factors contributing to higher costs include increased operational expenses and ongoing demand.…
Engineering and R&D in Aerospace and Defense
Aerospace and defense companies are increasing investments in engineering and R&D to enhance innovation and sustainability. The focus is on digital tools, modularity, and reducing emissions. Despite workforce…
Holiday Weekend Flight Delays Surge
Over 2,000 flights were delayed as the holiday weekend began, causing significant travel disruptions. Airlines and airports faced challenges due to increased passenger volume and staffing issues. Travelers…
Airline Meltdowns Displace Crew Members
Airline operational meltdowns in the U.S. have led to significant crew member displacements, stranding them far from their scheduled flights and causing further disruptions. Issues like severe weather, system…
Improving the Mess of Air Travel
Air travel faces numerous issues, including outdated infrastructure, understaffed air traffic control, and poor customer service. To improve the situation, investment in modernizing airport facilities, hiring…
Addressing Air Travel Chaos
Air travel disruptions are increasingly common due to factors like weather, staffing shortages, and outdated infrastructure. Improving air travel requires modernizing technology, better staffing, and more…
United Airlines Faces July 4 Travel Disruptions
United Airlines experienced significant travel disruptions during the July 4 holiday due to a combination of severe weather and air traffic control staffing shortages. Thousands of flights were delayed or…
Real Reasons Behind U.S. Flight Cancellations
Flight cancellations and delays in the U.S. are primarily caused by a combination of severe weather, air traffic control staffing shortages, and airline operational challenges. These factors have led to…
July Fourth Travel Chaos Looms
The New York Times reports that air travel over the July Fourth holiday is expected to face significant disruptions due to a combination of severe weather, air traffic control shortages, and high passenger…
Beyond Weather: Air Travel Disruptions
Air travel is facing severe disruptions due to extreme weather and significant staffing shortages, particularly in air traffic control. These challenges have led to widespread flight delays and cancellations,…
Summer Air Travel Faces Severe Disruptions
This summer's air travel is off to a rocky start due to severe weather and FAA staffing shortages, leading to widespread flight delays and cancellations. These issues are compounded by high passenger demand,…
United CEO Criticizes FAA Amid Flight Cancellations
United Airlines CEO criticized the FAA for widespread flight cancellations, attributing them to severe weather and inadequate air traffic control staffing. The disruptions have significantly affected…
Europe Faces Air Traffic Controller Shortage
Europe is grappling with a severe air traffic controller shortage, worsened by aging staff, stalled training programs, and competition from more lucrative markets in the Middle East. The shortfall is causing…
Solutions for U.S. Aviation Meltdown
The U.S. aviation industry is facing operational chaos due to staffing shortages, outdated technology, and increased travel demand. Experts suggest that to fix these issues, the FAA needs to modernize…
Increased Airplane Accidents and Near Collisions
The Wall Street Journal reports a significant rise in airplane accidents and near collisions during the summer travel season. Factors include increased air traffic, pilot fatigue, and outdated air traffic…
Time to Privatize Air Traffic Control?
Privatizing air traffic control (ATC) could enhance efficiency, reduce delays, and modernize infrastructure, argues Bloomberg. Current government-run systems face funding and staffing challenges, hindering…
FAA System Outage Causes Widespread Airline Delays
A major FAA system outage caused widespread flight delays across the U.S., affecting thousands of passengers. The malfunction in the Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) system halted departures nationwide for…
Key Questions for CIOs After Southwest’s Failure
Following Southwest Airlines' operational failure, CIOs should consider five critical questions: How robust are our contingency plans? Are our technology investments future-proof? How integrated are our…
IATA: Aviation Industry Performance in 2022
IATA's 2022 report highlights the recovery of the aviation industry with increasing passenger demand and improved financial performance. Despite challenges like rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions,…
British Airways Cancels 10,000 Flights Amid Chaos
British Airways is canceling over 10,000 short-haul flights this summer due to staffing shortages, high passenger demand, and technical issues. This decision affects around 1 million passengers and aims to…
Autonomous Technology Advancing Airport Operations
Autonomous technology, driven by AI and data analytics, enhances airport efficiency through self-service gates, robots, air taxis, and digital twins. Airports worldwide are adopting these technologies for…
Automation Transforming Airside Operations
Automation is revolutionizing airside operations by increasing efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Technologies like autonomous vehicles, AI-driven systems, and real-time data analytics optimize ground…
Flying Taxis Near Certification
Flying taxis are approaching a significant milestone as companies prepare for certification. Advances in electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) technology promise to revolutionize urban transportation…
Flying Taxis Require New Infrastructure
Flying taxi companies must develop extensive ground infrastructure to support their operations. This includes vertiports for takeoff and landing, charging stations, and maintenance facilities. The success of…
Top eVTOL Trends in 2021
In 2021, the eVTOL industry saw significant advancements, including increased investments, prototype developments, and regulatory progress. Key trends include the focus on urban air mobility, partnerships…
Airports and Advanced Air Mobility
Airports must prepare for the integration of advanced air mobility (AAM) with infrastructure planning and investment in electric and hydrogen refueling. This includes building vertiports and adapting air…
Japan Airlines Acquires 100 eVTOLs
Japan Airlines will lease or purchase up to 100 VA-X4 eVTOL aircraft from Avolon, aiming to introduce air taxi services in Japan by 2025. This strategic partnership supports JAL's sustainability goals and…
The Evolution of Airport Design
Airport design is evolving to enhance passenger experience, focusing on efficiency, comfort, and sustainability. Modern airports feature spacious layouts, natural lighting, and advanced technology to…
Air Taxi Infrastructure Plans Accelerate
Air taxi companies are rapidly developing infrastructure as aircraft certification nears. Efforts include building vertiports, establishing charging networks, and integrating air traffic management systems.…
Hybrid Air Vehicles’ Airlander: Revolutionizing Aviation
Hybrid Air Vehicles' Airlander is set to revolutionize aviation with its hybrid-electric design, offering sustainable and efficient air travel. The Airlander 10, capable of carrying 90 passengers, aims to…
Air Taxi Market Poised for Growth
The air taxi market is nearing a pivotal moment with advancements in eVTOL technology, increasing investments, and regulatory progress. Companies are preparing for commercial launches, focusing on…
Alaska Airlines Uses AI to Optimize Flights
Alaska Airlines is leveraging artificial intelligence to optimize flight plans, aiming to reduce fuel consumption and improve efficiency. The AI system analyzes vast amounts of data, including weather patterns…
United Airlines Purchases 15 Supersonic Jets
United Airlines has agreed to purchase 15 Boom Supersonic airliners, with an option for 35 more. These jets promise flight speeds up to Mach 1.7, potentially halving transatlantic flight times. The deal…
Airlines’ Efforts to Reduce Emissions
Airlines are increasingly focused on reducing their carbon emissions in response to climate change concerns. Efforts include investing in more fuel-efficient aircraft, exploring sustainable aviation fuels, and…
Flying Taxis to Launch in Europe by 2024
European regulators anticipate that flying taxis could begin operations by 2024. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is working on certifying electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL)…
Challenges in eVTOL Landing Infrastructure
Darrell Swanson discusses the current state of eVTOL landing infrastructure, highlighting the lack of FAA guidelines and the need for adaptive heliport regulations. He emphasizes the importance of early…
World Missing Carbon Emissions Targets
The world is significantly behind in meeting its carbon emissions targets, crucial for combating climate change. Despite various pledges and initiatives, current efforts fall short of the required reductions.…
Moonware unveils HALO on Apple Vision Pro, ushering in spatial computing for airfield operations
Moonware, a leader in automated airfield operations, has announced the expansion of its AI-powered Ground Traffic Control platform, HALO, on Apple Vision Pro.
HALO and NOVA: Optimizing Commercial and Military Airfield Operations
Effective management of commercial airports and military airbases demands precise, technical solutions to enhance operational efficiency and security.
Commercial and Military Aviation: Bridging the Technical Divide
Efficient ground operations are critical in both commercial and military aviation, despite differing requirements, protocols, and logistics.
A Day in the Life: OCC
The Operations Control Center (OCC) is responsible for coordinating all flight operations and managing various aspects of an airline's daily activity, including flight & network scheduling,…
Moonware Wins Gold Stevie Award for Technology Excellence
Moonware has won the Gold Stevie Award in the New Product Category. This prestigious accolade, regarded as “the Olympics for technology”, underscores HALO’s revolutionary impact on airfield…
A Day in the Life: Station Managers
Airport ground operations demand innovative solutions beyond traditional camera-based systems. It is imperative to effectively cover the dynamic airfield environment in its entirety and address…
A Day in the Life: Ramp Managers
Ramp managers play a vital role in keeping flights on schedule, maintaining safety standards, and supporting the complex operations of airports. They serve as crucial coordinators of vehicles and…
A Day in the Life: Ramp Agents
Ramp agents are crucial players in the daily hustle of airport ground operations. These crew members are not only responsible for servicing aircraft between flights and guiding planes to their gates,…
Defining a New Category in Automated Ground Operations
Airport ground operations demand innovative solutions beyond traditional camera-based systems. It is imperative to effectively cover the dynamic airfield environment in its entirety and address…
Moonware’s Vision for Ground Traffic Control from the IGHC
At the IATA Ground Handling Conference in Reykjavik, Saunon Malekshahi, co-founder and CTO at Moonware, joins Ground Support Worldwide editor Josh Smith to discuss how automated ground services can…
Transforming Air Travel: Ecosystem Automation in Airport Operations
Implementing AI-powered software platforms like HALO significantly improves performance and safety envelopes on the airfield, reflecting a broader trend toward leveraging technology to transform the…
Moonware Closes $7 Million Seed Round to Advance Automated Airfields
The fundraise announcement comes on the heels of product launches across two US airports, with British Airways and dnata at JFK and Aerocharter at LAX.
Moonware Gets Funding for AI-based Ground Handling Software
Venture capital groups have provided $7 million in fresh capital
Moonware Closes $7 Million Seed Round to Advance Automated Airfields
Moonware, an aviation tech startup, has successfully closed a $7 Million seed round, marking a pivotal moment for the aviation industry.
Moonware announces launch at LAX with Aerocharter
Moonware has announced a new partnership at LAX with Aerocharter, a leading ground handler.
Moonware and IAG announce first partnership at JFK
Moonware has inked a partnership agreement with IAG, the parent company of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Vueling and Level.
No Cameras, No Problem: Beyond the Airport Gate
Airport ground operations demand innovative solutions beyond traditional camera-based systems. It is imperative to effectively cover the dynamic airfield environment in its entirety and address…
Ground handling start-up raises $2m in funding round
Venture-backed aviation tech startup, Moonware has raised over $2 million in its first round of financing. This funding will support the firm’s plan to enable next-generation air travel with new…
The Current State of Ground Traffic Control
While the skies see progress, a glaring technical deficit is emerging on the surface.
Moonware Secures First Customers for AI-powered ‘Ground Traffic Control’ Software
Moonware initially set out to develop a fully automated ground traffic control system for vertiports using artificial intelligence software and autonomous tow tugs for eVTOL aircraft, but its launch…
Moonware To Launch Automated Airfields with $2.5M Pre-Seed Financing
We’re excited to announce that Moonware has raised over $2 million in our first round of financing. This funding will support our mission to enable next-generation air travel with groundbreaking…
Moonware’s AI lets airfield ground crews ditch the walkies
The fact that any flight departs on time is a minor miracle, one that requires the precise synchronization of thousands of data points and an equally large workforce on the ground. According to the…
More Holidays, More Meltdowns: Bracing for Air Travel Bounce Back
In an era dominated by cutting-edge technologies, the persistence across the industry of paper timesheets, walkie talkies, and phone messaging platforms to manage critical aspects of the flight…
Moonware aims to ‘revolutionise’ ground operations with AI-powered software
Tech startup Moonware is looking to transform aviation ground handling operations with its flagship product, HALO.
Revolutionizing Airfield Safety with AI-Powered Ground Traffic Control
More mistakes than usual are happening across the system, on runways, at gates while planes are pushing back, in control towers, and on flight decks.
The Bridge to Airfield Autonomy: Moonware Master Plan
Our vision is to handle aircraft autonomously from touchdown to takeoff, providing seamless aircraft turnarounds for a streamlined airport experience.
Altaport announces new partnerships on vertiport automation
Aerodrome automation systems developer Altaport has announced new partnerships on an advanced vertiport automation system that will enable it to act as a systems integrator for vertiports.
Altaport and partners prepare for vertiport automation
Announcing new partnerships that are key to their ongoing development of an advanced vertiport automation system (VAS).
Holiday travel was chaotic. We’re helping fix the airport madness with software & autonomy.
Significant delays due to IT failures and air traffic control issues distraught travelers over the holiday season. We’re working to fix some of today’s greatest challenges in commercial and cargo…
Skyway and Moonware Join Forces to Shape the Future of Air Transportation
Skyway and Moonware Announce Groundbreaking Partnership to Revolutionize the Future of Advanced Aerial Mobility.
SKYWAY AND MOONWARE PARTNER ON AUTOMATED GROUND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR EVTOL OPERATIONS
Skyway Technologies has partnered with Moonware to help prepare vertiports and other ground infrastructure for the impending arrival of next-generation aircraft such as eVTOL air taxis, the companies…
Skyway and Moonware Partner on Automated Ground Solutions for eVTOL Aircraft
Skyway and Moonware have announced a partnership to advance the readiness of ground infrastructure for electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.
SKYWAY AND MOONWARE PARTNER TO ADVANCE AUTOMATED GROUND SOLUTIONS
Skyway and Moonware will accelerate ground infrastructure readiness for advanced aerial mobility.
Skyway and Moonware Partner in Advanced Air Mobility
Skyway and Moonware Join Forces to Advance Automated Ground Solutions for Next-Generation Aircraft
Enabling The Future of Flight: Moonware Mission Statement
Moonware was founded with the belief that multimodal air transportation will become the prime mover of people and goods during the 21st century.
Destination Autonomy: Digital Twins
Moonware has developed a digital twin solution, HALO, that provides real-time airside visualisation of the status of airfield equipment, indicating whether they are in the process of servicing an…
3 reasons all founders should get their boots dirty
So many of the vehicles, carts, and other equipment that live on the ramp look like they’re straight out of the 1970s–because they are! While this field has long been dominated by few players that…
Moonware Revolutionizes Air Travel with Uber Elevate to Automate Airports and Skyports
Moonware has announced its launch as an independent company after a successful year-long collaboration with Uber Elevate. Moonware is developing advanced software and hardware products that solve…
Moonware showcases its autonomous vehicle platform, with plans for urban air mobility
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Autonomous Electric Tow Tugs Could Cut Handling Costs
Californian start-up Moonware is stepping up its plans to develop a family of electrically powered tow tugs that it says could transform the ground handling process for aircraft up to the size of…
AUTOMATION COULD BE AVAILABLE FOR GROUND HANDLING OF EVTOL AIRCRAFT
At the conclusion of a year-long joint project with Uber Elevate, California start-up Moonware is stepping up its plans to develop a fully autonomous, electrically powered aircraft tow tug. The…
MOONWARE LAUNCHES ITS AUTONOMOUS GROUND HANDLING SERVICE, WITH PLANS FOR THE URBAN AIR MOBILITY MARKET
Moonware has announced its launch as an independent company to provide software as a ground handling service and help automate airports and, in future, Skyports for Urban Air Mobility operations. The…
Moonware to develop autonomous ground handling services for Uber Elevate’s skyports — and maybe commercial aviation, too
Uber Elevate has added Moonware, a robotics and software company developing autonomous, electric ground handling vehicles, to its roster of solutions that will help enable high throughput air taxi…