Blockchain is emerging as a tool to improve aviation compliance, credential verification, and supply chain traceability, but only where governance, privacy, and ROI align.

DataMasters announced new structural updates to its aviation data infrastructure designed to strengthen the accuracy, reliability, and segmentation capabilities used by organizations aiming to reach ...

Boeing appears to have reached 600 annual deliveries for the ninth time in its history, handing over at least 63 aircraft in ...

DENVER, Colorado — The aviation industry has long grappled with a pivotal challenge: how to make use of the vast amounts of data generated by aircraft, both for enhanced security and for deeper ...

The aircraft flown successfully by the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk on Dec. 17, 1903, was called the "Wright Flyer." Yet its simple name and spartan design concealed the labor and intelligence ...

Avionica has unveiled the second version of its automated aircraft data synchronization service, avSYNC 2.0, with new cloud computing and improved cellular and Wi-Fi downloading and uploading ...

Most airlines don’t gather aircraft washing data that would be readily available for auditing purposes, often taking days to ...

From the inner workings of an airport and the surrounding airspace to passenger data and the information going back and forth from the flight deck to the airline operations center, the connected ...

For nearly 40 years, Army aviation experts have manned a helpdesk dedicated to aircraft safety. Soldiers and maintainers know it as the "2410 hotline" -- the place to turn for data corrections that ...

The IATA World Data Symposium (WDS) will return for its second edition on 8–9 April 2026 in Singapore, bringing the aviation ...

Business aviation advocates want greater protection of personally identifiable information associated with private aircraft tail numbers, but blocking access to that data is not like flipping a switch ...