Airports · 4 min read
Aviation logistics plays an important role in a globalized world like the one we live in today. In general, the aviation industry makes it possible to transport vital resources over long distances, thus enabling companies to extend their operations across the world
Airports · 4 min read
The mission of the Safety Management System is to provide a structured management approach to control safety risks during operation. To do so, an effective SMS needs to address the individual organization's structures and processes regarding the protection of the people involved in the operation.
Airports · 6 min read
An ATIS is an Automatic Terminal Information Service. This involves pre-compiled messages broadcasting on an airwave frequency at international airports. Pilots typically listen to the ATIS broadcast before contacting the air traffic control unit to get the most essential information first.
Airports · 8 min read
As the name suggests, a travel document number is the group of numbers printed on the travel document as a code associated with the person's identity in order to enable the corresponding authorities to identify any traveler and determine its eligibility to travel abroad and enter into the territory of a country different from its birth country.
Airports · 4 min read
Out of the many factors contributing to the successful and uninterrupted flow of airport operations, one of the most crucial ones is ORAT, which aims at bridging the gap between the construction and operation phases.
Airports · 4 min read
With a rise in travel and passenger demand, new technologies and services are being developed internationally in an effort to make the aviation environment safer, more reliable, and efficient for both passengers and employees.
Airports · 6 min read
The UN (United Nations) number shipping name UN3481 is used to describe lithium-ion batteries that are packed with equipment. The International Civil Aviation Organization's "Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air" paper and the IATA's "Dangerous Goods Rules (DGR)" document establish severe regulations to ensure and help safe aerial transportation.
