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Emu Analytics is a young, bootstrapped British software company whose digital twin software platform is currently provided to British Airways, Gatwick Airport, the UK's Civil Aviation Authority, and others.
The company, formed in 2015, is a micro-SME (10 people), that has recently won innovation accelerator programmes that include IAG's Hangar 51, and the Connected Places Catapult's "Future of Air Mobility".
A new study has found that people are likely to support new forms of aviation technologies such as drones and electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles (eVTOLs) if they serve the public good.
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UK CAA’s Hydrogen Working Group project will facilitate collaboration with industry and academia to improve understanding of hydrogen-related risks in aviation…
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The theme of our Q3 Lift Off event this year is ‘Energy Efficiency’. The event will be held at Heathrow headquarters […] Read more
The USD 3.70 billion project aims to transform the former US military base into an international airport.
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Bucharest Airport has unveiled more details about its planned expansion, which includes a new passenger terminal.
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Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is set for a significant EUR 1 billion transformation following its acquisition by the Hungarian government.
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The projected costs for Alderney Airport’s new runway in Guernsey have significantly increased.
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Heathrow Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye has acknowledged that the long-awaited third runway is still at least 10 to 15 years away, even if work begins rapidly.
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Cork Airport plans to expand its capacity by 40% to handle 5 million passengers annually within the next decade and 7 million passengers by 2050.
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Major U.S. aviation groups and unions urged Congress to address persistent shortfalls in funding for Federal Aviation Administration facilities
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