SP's AirBuz - ISSUE No 05-12

Issue Features

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  Dreamliner - High Potential
  By Sucheta Das mohapatra

  Upbeat as always about the Indian market, Keskar described India as the “big gorilla” and the “shining star” while releasing the Boeing 2012 India Market Outlook on September 4.

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  Fuel Cells

  Will act as an independent power source capable of supplying electrical power throughout the aircraft, including the cabin

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  Airlines - The Volatile Glamour
  By Vasuki Prasad

  The declining prospects of employment in the airline industry are reflected in the 30 per cent drop in the issue of CPLs in 2010 to 1,282 and to 855 in 2011.

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  ATM - The GPS Way
  By Joseph Noronha

  GPS is one of America’s foremost technological gifts to the world. GPS tracking systems can give continuous position reports through a satellite and/or cellular network.

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  E-Jets - The First Pick
  By B.K. Pandey

  A leading proponent of new technologies, always foraying into areas where it perceived a competitive advantage, Embraer today has become one of the companies driving the aircraft industry.

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  A Pipedream or Reality?
  By A.K. Sachdev

  Despite impressive growth in civil aviation, regional aviation has not attracted entrepreneurs in proportion to its potential.

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  Flying High...
  ...with modern regional turboprops
  By Aldo Mucciardi

  Trends in regional aviation today are clearly underlining the new predominance of newest generation turboprop aircraft over increasingly costly and inefficient regional jets...

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  Maintaining Law & Order
  By B.S. Pawar

  Today, the US has over 3,000 helicopters operated by more than 400 law enforcement agencies covering 46 states.

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  Aerial Filming...

  ...Now Becoming a Norm in India

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  Infrastructure - Sad State of Affairs
  By P.P. Rajkumar

  A journey through Arunachal Pradesh would reveal the poor state of its transportation infrastructure.

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  ASSOCHAM - FDI Welcomed
  By B.K. Pandey

  During the Fifth International Conference on Civil Aviation, problems plaguing the Indian civil aviation industry were discussed threadbare and actions required on the part of the government were clearly enunciated

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  Ray of Hope
  By B.K. Pandey

  A new window of opportunity, albeit a small one, is finally available to an airline industry struggling for survival